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Bye, bye Bibi: is the game up for Israel’s great survivor, Netanyahu?

Netanyahu, the long-serving prime minister of Israel, faces growing protests and criticism for his handling of the war in Gaza.
The war in Gaza, ongoing since October, has resulted in numerous casualties and protests, leading to increased calls for Netanyahu's resignation.
Despite facing challenges from within his coalition and the public, Netanyahu remains in power, relying on the support of religious parties.

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The Hindu

As war grinds on in Gaza, Netanyahu comes under pressure at home to quit

Amid growing anger at the longest serving Israeli Prime Minister’s handling of the war in Gaza, thousands of protesters taking to streets demanding his resignation and prosecutors pushing ahead with a corruption trial against him, many wonder how long the veteran politician can stay in power.

1 month ago·India

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South China Morning Post

Bye, bye Bibi: is the game up for Israel’s great survivor, Netanyahu?

Anger over the PM’s handling of the war in Gaza have sparked mass protests aiming to force him out of office.

1 month ago·Hong Kong

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The Straits Times

Bye, bye Bibi: Is the game up for Israel's great survivor Netanyahu?

Thousands of protesters on the streets every night this week demanded he resign, and anger at his handling of the war in Gaza continues to grow. Read more at straitstimes.com.

1 month ago·Singapore

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Los Angeles Times

News Analysis: Israel's Netanyahu is a political survivor. Might the war in Gaza finally be his undoing?

Benjamin Netanyahu is the king of political survival. But this time the opposition is coming from numerous, diverse segments of Israeli society and from abroad.

1 month ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Malay Mail

Bye, bye Bibi: Is the game up for Israel’s great survivor Netanyahu?

JERUSALEM, April 3 — Benjamin Netanyahu, the Houdini of Israeli politics and its longest serving prime minister, has been written off many times before. But with thousands of protesters on the streets every night this week demanding he resign, and growing anger at his handling of the war in Gaza, many wonder how long the veteran political escapologist can survive. The usually bullish Netanyahu, 74, appears both physically and politically fragile…

1 month ago·Selangor, Malaysia

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