On the face of it, Netanyahu's expected move ahead of the elections would be a classic pursuit of statesmanship or centrism, even if only for appearance's sake, in order to keep soft-right voters within reach. However, every sign indicates that he has chosen a completely different path.
On the face of it, Netanyahu's expected move ahead of the elections would be a classic pursuit of statesmanship or centrism, even if only for appearance's sake, in order to keep soft-right voters within reach. However, every sign indicates that he has chosen a completely different path.
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06:00 AM • July 08 2026 IDT
Some Likud members are saying that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is furious at Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi. Karhi was behind the wording of a resolution saying the cabinet won't honor a Supreme Court ruling on convening the governing body of the Second Authority for Television and Radio. In their view, the constitutional crisis has snowballed into something bigger than Netanyahu wanted.
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Levin said Rabello should "assume the position" of state comptroller despite last week's call for a revote after the initial election was deemed invalid due to a secret-ballot controversy.
The Jerusalem Post has received the full recordings of Zini's remarks, which leave a somewhat more moderate and nuanced series of messages.
He also said that Iran had lost its capability to produce nuclear weapons during Operation Roaring Lion, adding that the US and Israeli strikes had 'pushed it back considerably.'