Fundamentally Freund: Netanyahu shatters the myth of Israel’s isolation

Maintaining the myth of Israel’s isolation is a critical component of this strategy, which aims to compel the government to make concessions at home to win greater sympathy abroad.

PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu and his Ethiopian counterpart Hailemariam Desalegn address a news conference at the National Palace during his State visit to Addis Ababa.

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ByMICHAEL FREUND

DECEMBER 2, 2017 21:06

Fundamentally Freund: Netanyahu shatters the myth of Israel’s isolation

Maintaining the myth of Israel’s isolation is a critical component of this strategy, which aims to compel the government to make concessions at home to win greater sympathy abroad.

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Fundamentally Freund: Netanyahu shatters the myth of Israel’s isolation

Maintaining the myth of Israel’s isolation is a critical component of this strategy, which aims to compel the government to make concessions at home to win greater sympathy abroad.

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