Israel's eight party coalition, crumbling...

[ironglow]

Of course, this  is part of the parliamentary system, and it's dissolution opens the door again for "rested and ready"  Binnie Netanyahu.

  The present leader Bennet, tried to be concilliatory with the Arabs, then as soon as they got to a place where they could be heard, they only demanded things harmful to the state of Israel, so that killed that idea..

[ironglow]

Of course, this  is part of the parliamentary system, and it's dissolution opens the door again for "rested and ready"  Binnie Netanyahu.
   https://www.wsj.com/articles/israel-headed-for-new-elections-as-coalition-moves-to-dissolve-parliament-11655741947

  The present leader Bennet, tried to be concilliatory with the Arabs, then as soon as they got to a place where they could be heard, they only demanded things harmful to the state of Israel, so that killed that idea..

[BUGEYE]

Netanyahu was good for Israel.

[ironglow]

  Bennet wasn't too bad, but he perhaps tried to console the Palestinians too much!  As soon as he gave them a bit of leverage, they demanded more...and now Bumbles Biden is aimed at establishing a Palestinian consulate (terror center?) in Jerusalem itself.

  In any case, Netanyahu has been superb.