There are growing doubts in Jerusalem over a deal with Tehran, stalled negotiations with Hamas, and an increasingly fragile situation on the northern border.
Author - Yossi Aloni
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Europe at its ugliest hour
In Israel, there is disbelief at the total lack of backbone shown by European states. There is deep disappointment that Europe is offering no meaningful support either to the United States or to Israel in the conflict with Iran.
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Between military strength and dependence, there is a growing divide between Jerusalem’s strategic objectives and Washington’s political calculations.
We have entered the decisive phase of the Iran war. Between diplomatic overtures and military pressure, uncertainty is growing over how the conflict will develop.
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Prime Minister Netanyahu visits the national health headquarters during Operation Roaring Lion and praises the work of the Israeli healthcare workers.
