Upon assuming office, Yair Lapid ditched the previous Israeli proposals and effectively caved in to Lebanese demands. But will the deal get approved before the election?

The "Den of Lions", a group from Nablus with loose factional affiliations, claimed responsibility in a statement.

While many lauded Lapid for supporting the two-state solution in his recent UN address, a policy recommendation based on an illusion is unlikely to succeed.

To suggest that Hezbollah is a separate part of Lebanon's cultural and political life is to misunderstand Lebanon. To suggest that Israel is negotiating with the Lebanese government, and not with Hassan Nasrallah, is a fatal mistake.

The Likud campaign should shine more of the negative spotlight on Meretz, whose pro-Palestinian chairwoman defended misogyny against Sara Netanyahu – on the grounds that the opposition leader's wife "brought it on herself."