Israeli Lion in Winter’s Last Roar?

Many voters believe that unless Benjamin Netanyahu secures a clear-cut victory in Tuesday’s election, the former prime minister’s political career will be over.

AP/Ariel Schalit, file
A former Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, speaks at the Knesset June 30, 2022. AP/Ariel Schalit, file

One question — to Bibi or not to Bibi — has topped the agenda in an unprecedented five rounds of Israeli elections. Now, many voters believe that unless the former prime minister who is known by that nickname, Benjamin Netanyahu, secures a clear-cut victory in Tuesday’s round, his political career will be over.

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