GUIDANCE
Who Would Replace Netanyahu?
Mar 7, 2018 | 18:57 GMT
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Highlights
- The pillars of Israel's security-focused foreign policy are unlikely to change no matter who is leading the country.
- Political turmoil will result from the multiple corruption investigations against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but the electoral attitudes of Israelis are unlikely to yield a significantly different government, no matter what happens to Netanyahu.
- Netanyahu's relationship with the United States, Israel's main security backer, is one means by which he is working to ensure his political relevance at home and is particularly important with the Iran nuclear deal in flux.
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