Below is an extract of a post published on Guardian titled "Benjamin Netanyahu: the enduring hardman of Israeli politics"
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Ultranationalist PM has been at heart of backlash against peace efforts during 13 years in power It was a win by the slimmest margin. Back in 1996, Benjamin Netanyahu took the Israeli election by less than 1% of the total votes. Twenty-three years later, he has pulled off more knife-edge election acrobatics, securing a fifth term even though he tied in the election, after his main rival conceded. Related: Israel election: Netanyahu wins fifth term as rival concedes Related: Netanyahu’s victory means life is about to get worse for Palestinians | Jonathan Freedland Related: The Trump-Netanyahu relationship is sowing disaster for both countries | Michael Fuchs Continue reading…
