The Israeli prime minister has changed the tune of absolute victory and shifted to emphasizing the Iranian people's decisive role in toppling the regime. In contrast, the government's attempt to brand the war as Houthi-style harassment is nothing less than a deception
The Israeli prime minister has changed the tune of absolute victory and shifted to emphasizing the Iranian people's decisive role in toppling the regime. In contrast, the government's attempt to brand the war as Houthi-style harassment is nothing less than a deception
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06:00 AM • March 11 2026 IST
It is very rare for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to speak or even hint at the truth when it doesn't serve him. But the delicate backtracking in his rhetoric on Tuesday opened a rare window on reality, unlike the resolutely euphoric statements put out by the cabinet.
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The survey found that after an initial symbolic boost at the start of the campaign, the coalition lost that gain and fell back to 50 Knesset seats.
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