Shapiro argues the vote leaves Israeli democracy and US ties in limbo
1 Oct 30 5:22 AM · 9d ago · 2 articles · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
Writing in The Bulwark, Daniel B. Shapiro concludes the election produced no resolution on judiciary, war management, ultra-Orthodox/settler status, or the US relationship, calling the outcome more logjam and uncertainty rather than a clear mandate.
“No answers, no new questions, no good options.”
Daniel B. Shapiro
Benjamin Netanyahu Israeli Prime Minister
Gadi Eisenkot Former IDF chief of staff, opposition leaderDaniel B. Shapiro Author, The Bulwark
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"In Hebrew, they call this a 'plonter': a complete entanglement with no solution." Daniel B. Shapiro on Netanyahu, the Israeli elections, and the mire of Israeli politics:
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"For the opposition to join a Netanyahu-led government would be seen outside Israel as a submission—and not unreasonably. Many Europeans and Americans would conclude that Netanyahu represented the Israeli political consensus."
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"In Hebrew, they call this a 'plonter': a complete entanglement with no solution." ICYMI Daniel B. Shapiro on the state of Israeli politics:
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