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The midterm elections will leave Israel facing a more critical House and Senate come January. Yet the sheer scale of the "blue wave" could weaken the anti-Israel faction's influence. Democratic leaders still value the alliance with Jerusalem, but one thing is clear: Things will never go back to the way they were.
Read moreDetailsThe midterm elections will leave Israel facing a more critical House and Senate come January. Yet the sheer scale of the "blue wave" could weaken the anti-Israel faction's influence. Democratic leaders still value the alliance with Jerusalem, but one thing is clear: Things will never go back to the way they were.
Read moreDetailsThe midterm elections will leave Israel facing a more critical House and Senate come January. Yet the sheer scale of the "blue wave" could weaken the anti-Israel faction's influence. Democratic leaders still value the alliance with Jerusalem, but one thing is clear: Things will never go back to the way they were.
Read moreDetailsAfter concluding consultations at the President's Residence and holding separate meetings with Yashar! Chairman Gadi Eisenkot and Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu, President Isaac Herzog decided to give Eisenkot the mandate to form a government. Eisenkot secured the backing of 67 MKs, compared with 46 who recommended Netanyahu.
Read moreDetailsThe ideological elevation of the Palestinian cause into a monster master political storyline has willy-nilly birthed a narrative of nihilism, a swell of anti-civilizational contempt wearing a keffiyeh that goes far beyond Israel. In Europe, and now perhaps in America too.
Read moreDetailsThe Israel Hayom Summit, opening Wednesday in Times Square, will bring together senior figures in American politics to examine the new political landscape facing Israel following the upheaval of the US midterm elections.
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