Nobody won Israel’s election on Tuesday night, and most of the leaders who claimed otherwise were reading speeches drafted before the first ballot was counted. Netanyahu and Eisenkot each promised to form the next government. Bennett announced that Netanyahu had lost. Smotrich told his supporters… | Read More in The Blogs
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