Benjamin Netanyahu
Likud’s Nir Barkat eyes leadership in Israel — and seeks allies in the US
“I am a connector — I focus on how to create common denominators,” Barkat, who is polling as the favorite to succeed Netanyahu, told the Forward.
EXCLUSIVE: Trump called Netanyahu’s congratulations to Biden ‘an ultimate betrayal,’ new book claims
‘There was his belief that he had singularly done more for Israel than any American president – and that therefore he was owed.’
The future for Netanyahu and Bennett, according to an American who worked for both
George Birnbaum, former chief of staff to Netanyahu and a senior adviser to Bennett, was in Jerusalem to witness the rise and fall of both men.
What Washington can expect from the new government in Israel
‘Americans can expect a Prime Minister who thinks outside of the box and is a straight shooter,’ a Bennett ally said.
Is ousting Netanyahu really worth elevating Naftali Bennett?
The lack of good alternatives doesn’t change the fact that the idea of Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is something well worth fearing.
Analysis: Why Biden’s attempt to return to the nuclear deal with Iran is not causing alarm … yet
There’s reason to believe the American Jewish community won’t be torn apart by the revival of the 2015 agreement.
4 scenarios for Israel’s unprecedented 4th election: What you need to know
Will Benjamin Netanyahu’s gamble to gain a more solid hold on the government pay off in Tuesday’s election?
‘Not every disagreement should lead to a crisis’: Israel’s new ambassador on repairing relations with Democrats
From yeshiva boy to top minister, Erdan opens up about his life story and discusses his mission to mend Israel’s ties with the Democratic Party.
On Fox News, Netanyahu calls Biden a friend, but highlights disagreement on Iran
The Israeli prime minister, who referred to the president by his first name, showed some unease compared to his relationship with Trump.
Israeli politician caught up in scandal of anti-Trump political consultant
The campaign of Gideon Sa’ar, the conservative rival of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, announced on Tuesday that it had suspended its cooperation with four American political strategists affiliated with the Lincoln Project less than a month after they were hired.