At a New York City gathering, Haaretz journalists examined Netanyahu's fight for survival, the limits of political change and American Jews' shifting relationship with Israel
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At a New York City gathering, Haaretz journalists examined Netanyahu's fight for survival, the limits of political change and American Jews' shifting relationship with Israel

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October 12, 2026
Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting for his political survival and "personal fate," but even his defeat in Israel's upcoming election would not bring a wholesale reversal of Israeli policy, Haaretz senior military analyst Amos Harel said Sunday at a Haaretz conference in Brooklyn.
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