Netanyahu Sees a Historic Opportunity With the Military Operation in Iran, but Has Overlooked the Long-term Risk for U.S.-Israeli Relations. If the War Exacts a Price From the United States, Many Republican and Democratic Voters Will Accuse Israel of Having Pushed for It Deliberately
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Netanyahu sees a historic opportunity with the military operation in Iran, but has overlooked the long-term risk for U.S.-Israeli relations. If the war exacts a price from the United States, many Republican and Democratic voters will accuse Israel of having pushed for it deliberately
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