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Is "Bibi" on the Ropes in Israel?

Benjamin Netanyahu was a hit with Republicans on Capitol Hill, but at home, voters appear to be looking for change. Next Tuesday's election is too close to call and Israeli Arabs could make history by winning enough votes to prevent Bibi from a record fourth term as Prime Minister.

By Warren Olney • Mar 13, 2015 • 52m Listen

Benjamin Netanyahu was a hit with Republicans on Capitol Hill, but at home, voters appear to be looking for change. Next Tuesday's election is too close to call and Israeli Arabs could make history by winning enough votes to prevent Bibi from a record fourth term as Prime Minister.

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Photo: (L-R) Isaac Herzog (Sebastian Widmann) and Benjamin Netanyahu (World Economic Forum)

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
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Producer, 'One year Later'
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Is "Bibi" on the Ropes in Israel?

Benjamin Netanyahu was a hit with Republicans on Capitol Hill, but at home, voters appear to be looking for change. Next Tuesday's election is too close to call and Israeli Arabs could make history by winning enough votes to prevent Bibi from a record fourth term as Prime Minister.

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Is "Bibi" on the Ropes in Israel?

Benjamin Netanyahu was a hit with Republicans on Capitol Hill, but at home, voters appear to be looking for change. Next Tuesday's election is too close to call and Israeli Arabs could make history by winning enough votes to prevent Bibi from a record fourth term as Prime Minister.

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