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Did Bibi blow it?

By Daniel Treiman · May 23, 2011

The Jewish Week’s Gary Rosenblatt and The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg think Netanyahu misplayed his response to Obama’s speech last week. Elliott Abrams disagrees.

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Fruits of the Bibi-Obama meeting?

By Uriel Heilman · May 21, 2009

Only three days past the big Bibi-Obama meeting in Washington, are we already seeing its effects?

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Peres, the optimist

By Uriel Heilman · May 6, 2009

Thirteen years after the two faced off in a heated race for prime minister, Shimon Peres is still an optimist and Benjamin Netanahu is still a skeptic, but this time the two are partners.

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Bibi’s corner

By Uriel Heilman · March 18, 2009

With Bibi’s coalition taking shape, the pressure is mounting on Bibi to show it won’t be a government of the extreme right.

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Hey, Bibi, yes or no?

By Uriel Heilman · March 12, 2009

Benjamin Netanyahu continues to evade the question of whether or not he supports a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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What would Bibi’s government look like?

By Uriel Heilman · February 20, 2009

When Israeli President Shimon Peres designated Benjamin (Bibi) Netanyahu on Friday to form Israel’s next government, one key question about Israel’s next government was answered but many others were left unresolved.