Jacob Laznik talks with Yisrael Klitsner, JPPI fellow, former Diaspora Affairs Advisor to PM Bennett, about whether Israel can run an election in the middle of a two-front war, and whether the US-Israel bond survives the aftermath.
Klitsner argues the campaign comes down to “security, security, security,” that Netanyahu “single-handedly made Ben-Gvir who he is,” and that the widening rift with Diaspora Jewry now boils down to one message from Israel’s American partners: “first, do no harm.”
A mainstream pro-Israel insider’s candid read on a country holding an election, fighting its longest war, and trying to hold its global family together at the same time.
Jacob Laznik talks with Yisrael Klitsner, JPPI fellow, former Diaspora Affairs Advisor to PM Bennett, about whether Israel can run an election in the middle of a two-front war, and whether the US-Israel bond survives the aftermath.
Klitsner argues the campaign comes down to “security, security, security,” that Netanyahu “single-handedly made Ben-Gvir who he is,” and that the widening rift with Diaspora Jewry now boils down to one message from Israel’s American partners: “first, do no harm.”
A mainstream pro-Israel insider’s candid read on a country holding an election, fighting its longest war, and trying to hold its global family together at the same time.
