Are the Israeli protests the end of Benjamin Netanyahu?
Unprecedented demonstrations threaten the prime minister’s political future.
Ido Vock
Ido Vock is Europe correspondent at the New Statesman. His work includes analysis of political issues from various countries, including the war in Ukraine and the EU’s energy crisis.
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