Israel stands at a critical crossroads—not because of unforeseen shocks, but as the cumulative result of prolonged political paralysis under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. During his tenure, governance has shifted toward a constant state of crisis management, leaving many Israelis concerned that political survival has… | Read More in The Blogs
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