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For Israel’s sake, Netanyahu has to go

He failed us on October 7, and every day since by refusing to answer for it. He clung to power, and now promises the same shameful coalition, with the same divisive and dangerous policies
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Report: PM’s aide Urich admitted he kept working for Qatar after Oct. 7, saw no moral problem

Citing police transcripts, Channel 12 reports Urich said he was paid hundreds of thousands of shekels by Doha; Bennett, citing 'traitors' in the PMO, demands that Netanyahu 'tell public the truth about your Qatar ties'
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Trump offers ‘warrior’ Netanyahu ‘complete and total endorsement’ for reelection

US president says Israeli PM is only candidate who won't leave Washington alone in fight against Iran; PM urges voters to heed president's words and vote for him; Eisenkot and Bennett say only Israeli voters will decide
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Arab states see hawks ruling Israel no matter who wins vote, but still sense room for change

Observers tell ToI that even if new leadership leaves security doctrine and opposition to two-state solution in place, shifts in approach to Palestinians and regional diplomacy could change tenor of ties
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Bennett, Lapid pledge to strengthen Israel-Diaspora ties if they’re in next government

B'Yachad proposes folding Diaspora Ministry into Foreign Ministry, also vows to 'respect existing prayer arrangements at Western Wall Plaza' while maintaining Robinson's Arch as a space for 'prayer and gatherings in diverse ways'
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Unless the opposition steps up its game, Netanyahu, the PM of Oct. 7, could yet survive this election

It's a combination of his own shameless efforts to rewrite history, his opponents' inability to adequately hold him to account for that blackest of days and much more besides, and, perhaps, Israel's changing demographics
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