WATCH: Barak Ravid: Netanyahu Now Has Big Cannons in Congress to 'Bomb' the White House

Following the midterm elections, Jerusalem is concerned the U.S. may not veto Palestinian statehood resolution in the UN, says Haaretz diplomatic correspondent.

Aimee Amiga

Nov 06, 2014 4:13 PM

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's strategy, following the Republican gains in the midterm congressional elections this week, is likely to be an attempt to "rally Congress against the White House" in order...

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