Doron Avital

former commander in the Israeli special forces, and a former member of Israel’s parliament, The Knesset

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Netanyahu’s government has retaliated after Hamas launched a multi-front attack. But will Israelis move towards a more moderate path and leader?

Will Israel’s leader remain in power post-Hamas attack?

Netanyahu’s government has retaliated after Hamas launched a multi-front attack. But will Israelis move towards a more moderate path and leader?

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