If Netanyahu Loses, What Changes for Palestinians?
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Middle East expert Professor Vali Nasr said, "One shouldn't assume that a completely different foreign policy will emerge if Netanyahu leaves." He noted that the B'Tselem election race was "between those who want worse violence and those who want a milder apartheid," and drew attention to the annexationist and anti-two-state solution policies of alternative right-wing leaders.
B. Despite the different faces and programmes of the Israeli parties, all agree to reject the establishment of a sovereign Palestinian State...
On the eve of parliamentary elections, Israel is torn between frustration over wars of attrition and political deadlock, a situation that shows why, even with an international arrest warrant, widespread Israeli immigration, and a majority of the opposition, Benjamin Netanyahu still has the potential to defeat his opponents.
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