The prime minister's insistence on appointing Roman Gofman as Mossad chief is raising eyebrows ■ The Likud's problem isn't with the Haredim, but with its own members ■ Opposition leaders are personally fueling the campaign against them
The prime minister's insistence on appointing Roman Gofman as Mossad chief is raising eyebrows ■ The Likud's problem isn't with the Haredim, but with its own members ■ Opposition leaders are personally fueling the campaign against them
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06:06 AM • May 15 2026 IDT
Benjamin Netanyahu's behavior in recent weeks, on every front, does not exhibit much in the way of self-confidence about his chances of winning the upcoming election.
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