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Rosner’s Domain | Savior No More

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By Shmuel Rosner Verified
| Jewish Journal (Los Angeles) Verified
Israelis are a politically capricious bunch, at least when it comes to foreign leaders. Had they changed their minds about their own government as quickly as they change their minds about foreign governments, we would be replacing our government every two months. Had they changed their opinions on their own leader as fast as they shifted their stance on Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu would have been sitting at home long ago.
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Rosner’s Domain | What Is ‘Right Wing’ in Israel?

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By Shmuel Rosner Verified
| Jewish Journal (Los Angeles) Verified
It is remarkably easy to identify as right wing in Israel. Perhaps that explains why the majority of Israeli Jews place themselves somewhere to the right of center. What makes it so easy? The baseline entry requirement is notably low. All it takes – or at least, the lion’s share of what it takes – is to oppose the creation of a Palestinian state.
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What Will Bibi Do?

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By Shmuel Rosner Verified
| Jewish Journal (Los Angeles) Verified
The date on the letter was March 21, 1975. “Dear Mr. Prime Minister,” the president wrote, “I am writing to convey my deep disappointment.” The writer: Gerald Ford. The recipient: Yitzhak Rabin. The episode is familiar to anyone who has delved even slightly into the history of U.S.-Israel relations. It remains one of the most significant crises in the history of the alliance.
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