Benjamin Netanyahu hasn’t lost the battle yet
Politics
Israel
Started July 2, 2026
Defeat in Iran and a deteriorating US-Israel relationship might not be enough to stop him from winning the next election
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Benjamin Netanyahu hasn’t lost the battle yet
New Statesman (United Kingdom) | Jul 2, 2026
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The deterioration of the US-Israel relationship under Netanyahu's leadership undermines Israel's international standing and could lead to electoral defeat.
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Netanyahu's ability to navigate crises could galvanize his base, illustrating that political setbacks may not hinder his electoral prospects.
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Netanyahu's resilience in the face of adversity showcases his political acumen, suggesting he could still secure a victory in the next election.
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While Netanyahu faces challenges, the unpredictable nature of politics means his chances of winning the next election remain uncertain.
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A potential win for Netanyahu could embolden hardline policies in Israel, impacting peace efforts in the region and relations with global allies.
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