"Iran is first and foremost a global challenge. We cannot accept them as a nuclear power no matter what happens and on this issue there's really no coalition or opposition," Netanyahu's challenger says.
"We will be asking for some sort of indemnification. We are not talking about a large amount of money. But if we get it, at least there will then be some kind of closure," says Shimon Samuels of the Simon Wiesenthal Center.
When anti-Israel extremists created the term “east Jerusalem” it was for one reason: They sought to rip Israel’s capital apart in order to defeat the Jewish state.
Any other leader in the world would have scorched the earth in Gaza a long time ago. But Netanyahu is again showing restraint, and again is paying the political price. Did someone say populist?
When dealing with the Gaza Strip, Israel "only deals with tactics" and “sends the IDF to put out fires with whatever tools it has and limits on its firepower,” without setting any strategic long-term goals. says Former Mossad intelligence agency Director Tamir Pardo.
