Netanyahu, in Tough Election Fight, Embraces Those Who Stopped FlyDubai Attack
First reported 3 Oct, 20:06 UTCUpdated 5h ago2 sources
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The attack fits into the prime minister’s pitch that Israel is under attack from all sides and only his right-wing coalition can protect it.
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The attack fits into the prime minister’s pitch that Israel is under attack from all sides and only his right-wing coalition can protect it.
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- Netanyahu, in Tough Election Fight, Embraces Those Who Stopped FlyDubai Attack (opens The Wall Street Journal in a new tab)
The attack fits into the prime minister’s pitch that Israel is under attack from all sides and only his right-wing coalition can protect it.
- Netanyahu’s fight to own the election narrative (opens Al Jazeera in a new tab)
What did Netanyahu know about October 7 before it happened?
