Netanyahu 'fighting for his political life' in 1st Israeli vote since Oct. 7. He might still survive
- On the cusp of Israel's first election since Benjamin Netanyahu presided over the most devastating security failure in the country's history, the Israeli prime minister is still hawking himself as the security candidate of choice and counting on it to work.
- There are few Israeli analysts willing to write off the country's longest-serving prime minister in Tuesday's vote, despite the catastrophic impact of the Hamas-led attacks on Israel on Oct.
- 7, 2023, that killed about 1,200 people and led to 251 being taken hostage.
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- On the cusp of Israel's first election since Benjamin Netanyahu presided over the most devastating security failure in the country's history, the Israeli prime minister is still hawking himself as the security candidate of choice and counting on it to work.
- There are few Israeli analysts willing to write off the country's longest-serving prime minister in Tuesday's vote, despite the catastrophic impact of the Hamas-led attacks on Israel on Oct.
- 7, 2023, that killed about 1,200 people and led to 251 being taken hostage.
Sources: CBC