Related article Netanyahu rides wave of euphoria over assassinations as his political fortunes turn around He is riding a wave of military success too: The leaders of Hamas and Hezbollah are dead.

Netanyahu’s own political campaign is going better. The shock of Oct. 7 turned the self-styled “Mr. Security” into “Mr. Abandonment,” as critics in Israel have dubbed him because so many ...

The recent American and Israeli military strikes on Iran’s nuclear power sites boosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin ...

Why? Because change is risky. And for Netanyahu, risk is the enemy of political survival. The Iron Dome gave him the perfect ...

Why has the Gaza war lasted so long? In a blockbuster investigative profile published this morning, the Times Magazine ...

Netanyahu firmly rejected the idea of Palestinian statehood on Jan. 18, telling a news conference that Israel must keep “security control” of Gaza and the West Bank to prevent terrorist attacks.

The closest comparison to Netanyahu’s situation is one he won’t like: the “Rose Garden strategy” of President Jimmy Carter, who infamously hunkered down in his office and was rarely out in ...

When Netanyahu visited DC last week, there was talk of peace and normalization with the new Sharaa regime; with the Sweida fighting and the IDF's attacks, the optimism is over but the door isn't ...

Netanyahu’s strategy is work for the short term, and then for another short term and another short term and not for the long term,” Klughaft told CNN. “So now he wants to win the elections ...

He has written political speeches, policy presentations, and client Op Eds, ... My way or my way: Netanyahu’s PR strategy gamble. Copied to clipboard. For Web: Copy HTML. Copied to clipboard.

I srael Prime Minister Netanyahu threw a political grenade at U.S. diplomacy during a recent press conference. Its explosion threatened to sabotage American efforts to put together a three-way ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is on a winning streak. His victories have been achieved at least partially by a long-standing tactic: delay. Netanyahu’s aggressive strategy brings ...