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Just when we thought we were out, they pull us back in. Israel is headed to elections (again) so we're back with regular digests of the latest news, polling and analysis.
Ten years ago, at Bar Ilan University in Tel Aviv, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly indicated he would be willing to accept the two-state solution, a first for the right-wing leader.
Never before in Israel’s history have new elections been called after a failure to form a government. But here we are.
Congress must fulfill its constitutional responsibility by making absolutely clear that the president is not authorized to trigger a new conflagration in the Middle East.
This year, we will once again wave the Israeli flag with memory of its dream and its hope -- and accept the imperative to make good on that hope.
U.S. to send 1,000 additional troops to the Middle East, Reuters
Acting U.S. Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan announced on Monday the deployment of about 1,000 more troops to the Middle East for what he said were “defensive purposes,” citing concerns about a threat from Iran. “The recent Iranian attacks validate the reliable, credible intelligence we have received on hostile behavior by Iranian forces and their proxy groups that threaten United States personnel and interests across the region,” Shanahan said in a statement.
White House will not invite Israeli officials to Bahrain conference, Axios
The White House has decided not to invite the Israeli Minister of Finance Moshe Kahlon or other Israeli government officials to the Bahrain conference in Manama on June 25, where it plans to launch the economic part of the Trump administration’s Israeli-Palestinian peace plan, U.S. officials told me.
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