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Yossi Verter's coverage heavily focuses on Israeli politics, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories related to government and world affairs. He delves into the intricacies of Israeli political dynamics with a focus on high-profile figures like Benjamin Netanyahu and issues such as the Gaza conflict.
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By: Yossi Verter
Analysis It's not just Minister Dudi Amsalem who opposes Netanyahu. The Likud primaries are shaking the party like a Super El Niño. Gilad Erdan is playing the bad boy. And does Avigdor Lieberman plan to blackmail Eisenkot into a rotation?
By: Yossi Verter
Yossi Verter (via Haaretz.com) It's not just Minister Dudi Amsalem who opposes Netanyahu. The Likud primaries are shaking the party like a Super El Niño.
By: Yossi Verter
The Likud primary is shaking the party like a super El Niño ■ Likud defector Gilad Erdan is playing the bad boy ■ There's a new name on the far
By: Yossi Verter
Analysis The Yashar chairman says he will ask nothing from the Arab factions: "They can support us, abstain or be absent.
By: Yossi Verter
Analysis Likud voters once used the primaries to weed out the party's most embarrassing liabilities. This time, they rewarded Netanyahu loyalists who back the judicial coup, undermine the High Court of Justice and absolved the prime minister of any responsibility for October 7
By: Yossi Verter
Analysis Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Lieberman are both convinced that Gadi Eisenkot has turned on them; meanwhile, Netanyahu successfully purged his rivals in the Likud primaries, but the prime minister once again walked into his own trap
By: Yossi Verter
Yossi Verter (via Haaretz.com) Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Lieberman are both convinced that Gadi Eisenkot has turned on them; meanwhile, Netanyahu
By: Yossi Verter
Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Lieberman are both convinced that Gadi Eisenkot has turned on them ■ Netanyahu purges his rivals in the Likud primary
By: Yossi Verter
Analysis Netanyahu learned of the Altalena discovery from the media. Two months before the election, the stunt was not only a brilliant move, it was an act of revenge.
By: Yossi Verter
Yossi Verter (via Haaretz.com) Netanyahu learned of the Altalena discovery from the media. Two months before the election, the stunt was not only a brilliant move, it was an act of revenge.
