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Israel Election Results: Netanyahu's Loyal Soldiers Are Slowly Losing Faith in Their Leader

Unlike the last three times when he could rely with his eyes closed on the ultra-Orthodox, Netanyahu is entering coalition talks without an unlimited insurance policy in his pocket

Yossi Verter
Yossi Verter
Yossi Verter
Yossi Verter

Just like the people caught in traffic jams during the intermediate days of the Pesach holiday, the political convoy is stuck on its way to forming a government. The infrastructure (i.e., the system) is to blame, and so are the drivers themselves.

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