Netanyahu Has Burned Bridges. How Will That Play Out at the Polls?
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- The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing examines how Benjamin Netanyahu's political relationships could affect Israel's upcoming election.
- The episode also discusses the U.S. ambassador's reaction to violent settlers and similarities involving antisemitism in the U.S. political spectrum.
The Times of Israel's September 6 Daily Briefing asks how Benjamin Netanyahu's damaged political relationships could affect the coming election.
News editor Ben Sales discusses the U.S. ambassador's reaction to violent settlers and the political risks facing the Israeli prime minister at the polls.
The briefing also examines similarities involving antisemitism across the U.S. political spectrum.
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