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Commenting on the Democrats' landslide victory, Netanyahu's opponents accused the Israeli prime minister of losing bipartisan support in Washington and called for Netanyahu's ouster and the formation of an Enalafi government. The new composition of Congress and the growing opposition in both parties to America's unconditional support for Israel have fueled speculation about a new chapter in the relationship between the two old allies. An interview with Ben Sabati, a researcher on Iran and Israel.

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Commenting on the Democrats' landslide victory, Netanyahu's opponents accused the Israeli prime minister of losing bipartisan support in Washington and called for Netanyahu's ouster and the formation of an Enalafi government. The new composition of Congress and the growing opposition in both parties to America's unconditional support for Israel have fueled speculation about a new chapter in the relationship between the two old allies. An interview with Ben Sabati, a researcher on Iran and Israel.

Commenting on the Democrats' landslide victory, Netanyahu's opponents accused the Israeli prime minister of losing bipartisan support in Washington and called for Netanyahu's ouster and the formation of an Enalafi government. The new composition of Congress and the growing opposition in both parties to America's unconditional support for Israel have fueled speculation about a new chapter in the relationship between the two old allies. An interview with Ben Sabati, a researcher on Iran and Israel.

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