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Benjamin Netanyahu’s War at Home

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By Bernard Avishai
| The New Yorker Verified
On April 20th, Alex Sinclair, a novelist and part-time lecturer in Jewish education at Hebrew University, was typing away on his laptop at his favorite café in the city of Modi’in.
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Sheltering in Jerusalem and Looking at the Iran War

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By Bernard Avishai
| The New Yorker Verified
The missile program is another matter. Iran’s conventional warheads pose no imminent threat to the U.S., and their threat to U.S. bases and allies in the Gulf, which has become lethal since the start of this war, was only contingent before it. But, for Israel, their threat is tangible—and ongoing. Iran’s stockpiling of missiles portends wars of attrition, like the current one, in which each side tries to wear the other down.
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To Izrael ukrywa przed światem. Od 20 lat jeżdżę na Bliski Wschód. Jest jeden sposób na zakończenie wojny – bliżej, niż się wydaje [OPINIA]

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By Bernard Avishai
| Onet.pl Verified
Codziennie jesteśmy konfrontowani z przerażającymi zdjęciami głodujących mieszkańców Gazy i głodujących izraelskich zakładników Hamasu. Negocjacje między rządem Netanjahu a Hamasem zakończyły się fiaskiem. Było to do przewidzenia. Premier Benjamin Netanjahu chce, aby Hamas się poddał — by mógł ustanowić "pokój poprzez siłę", czyli uczynić normę z zastraszania i odstraszania. W czasie, gdy wszyscy usilnie walczą o zawieszenie broni, rząd Izralea zatwierdził plan przejęcia Gazy.
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