The Attack in Doha Shows Once Again That Netanyahu Doesn't Want Negotiations to Succeed; He Wants to Blow Them Up. The Prime Minister Expressed His Frustration Over the Bombing's Results With Empty Threats Against Egypt and Turkey. And He Won't Let Even a Despicable Kahanist Flank Him on the Right
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The attack in Doha shows once again that Netanyahu doesn't want negotiations to succeed; he wants to blow them up. The prime minister expressed his frustration over the bombing's results with empty threats against Egypt and Turkey. And he won't let even a despicable Kahanist flank him on the right
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