Netanyahu’s rivals compete to outdo him over Iran
Israel’s opposition parties criticise PM’s management of war even if they express strong support for offensive
Netanyahu’s rivals compete to outdo him over Iran
Israel’s opposition parties criticise PM’s management of war even if they express strong support for offensive
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