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Meretz, like left-wing parties that were instrumental in Israel's birth as a nation, was a party that exerted a profound influence until it ran its course • Meretz has disappeared as a result of its decision to abandon Zionism, although its lasting impact will be felt for some time to come.
The Gaza Strip’s terrorist Hamas rulers said the election outcome would “not change the nature of the conflict.”
Now that he has won a clear majority in parliament, there is no political justification to take a backseat to the Left's ideology.
Former Israeli Ambassador to the US Ron Dermer could get a ministerial portfolio after turning down the offer to head Israel's National Security Council, Israel Hayom has learned.
The prospect of not only a victory for Netanyahu and Likud, but the formation of a government with a prominent role for the Religious Zionist Party and one of its controversial leaders, Itamar Ben-Gvir, is enough to set the hair of Democrats and the foreign-policy establishment on fire.
