Agita Rising in America as Netanyahu Forms His Government

The coming ‘most right wing government in Israel’s history’ sparks fears that the special relationship between America and Israel could be nearing an end, but they will likely prove to be much exaggerated.

AP/Oren Ziv, file
Benjamin Netanyahu at Jerusalem, November 2, 2022. AP/Oren Ziv, file

“I succeeded,” Israel’s likely incoming prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, told President Herzog shortly before the expiration of his mandate to forge a government in the aftermath of the November election. “Oy vey” was the response from Washington and New York’s Upper West Side. 

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