Emma Ashford, Matthew Kroenig, Steven A. Cook, Neri Zilber
How Fighting With the Palestinians Gave Israel’s Netanyahu a Political Lifeline
Naftali Bennett (left) of the Yamina party speaking to reporters at a conference in Jerusalem on March 15, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of the Likud party speaking during a ceremony marking Israel's Memorial Day, in Jerusalem on April 13. COHEN-MAGEN,MENAHEM KAHANA,DEBBIE HILL/POOL/AFP via Getty Images
TEL AVIV, Israel—Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been waging two wars recently—a shooting one in the Gaza Strip and a political battle at home against opponents from across the spectrum, who just last week seemed ready to set aside their differences in order to unseat him.
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