| | I'm the deputy editor of Haaretz English, after years of covering Israel's relations with the United States living in Washington D.C., and I have urgent, exciting news for you.
This Tuesday, Israel holds a fateful election that will determine the future of the country. Everything is on the line this time.
The far right is surging in the polls. Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting for his political survival. How will the results test Israel's democracy, and its relationship with key allies and Jewish communities abroad?
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Amir Tibon
Deputy editor, Haaretz English |
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