A meeting which concluded with the UK and Israel “strengthening [their] close partnership” will be seen by many as a mark of approval for what is quite possibly Israel’s most hardline and authoritarian government to date.Â
Netanyahu has burned his bridges with the left and centre – as well as many on the moderate right. This has left him having to court the ideological progeny of Kahane’s far-right worldview.
Israel and Hamas are their own and each other’s worst enemies. The President must show that he can somehow be a friend to both.
Daily briefing: Labour opposes the passport plan, AstraZeneca blood clot fears resurface and Benjamin Netanyahu is asked to form a government.
Benjamin Netanyahu capped off the first week of his fifth premiership of Israel by a barnstorming performance in the Jerusalem district court building. At the
Whether by catalyst or by cause, the coronavirus crisis has created an astonishing turn-up for the books in Israeli politics. Due to go on the
On September 17th Israeli voters are scheduled to return to the polls for the second time this year. This is a historic occurrence even in
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman gives all the appearances of being in the eye of a perfect storm largely of his own making.
President Macron, like President Chirac before him, has admitted France’s contribution to the Holocaust. It was the French police, not German ones, who rounded up
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