Escalating Incidents on Gaza-Israel Border Indicate Hamas Is Losing Its Grip
With election looming, Netanyahu's restraint may not last long
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The rudeness that the government under Benjamin Netanyahu showed congresswomen Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar is second only to the damage it has caused U.S.-Israeli relations. Th...
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