Jonathan Alter, Daily Beast: Bibi Faces Political Oblivion As Israel’s Election is Too Close To Call
Netanyahu is flailing, hurling accusations and increasingly seen as out of touch with the concerns of the average Israeli. Tuesday’s a must-win election for him.
With the final polls before Tuesday’s pivotal Israeli election showing him narrowly behind, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had to choose a message to close on. Some candidates close on trust; others on change. Netanyahu is closing on chutzpah.
Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- March 16, 2015
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Mideast's Balance of Power Tips Toward Iran -- Stephen L. Carter, Bloomberg
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Why Are the Germans So Hellbent on Austerity? -- Paul Hockenos, The Nation
When Chavismo Wins at the Ballot Box -- Michael Inganamort, The Compass
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