Is Israel's longest serving prime minister a net asset -- or a net liability -- at this point, when it comes to the country's security? In favor of Benjamin Netanyahu -- explicitly speaking out in favor of his being pardoned by Israel's president -- is the widely published rabbi, Shmuley Boteach. Replying to those pro-Bibi opinions: a law professor at Reichman University in Israel, Prof. Yaniv Roznai, a constitutional law expert. Hear some bitter, but intelligently reasoned, arguments -- on T...
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Is Israel's longest serving prime minister a net asset -- or a net liability -- at this point, when it comes to the country's security? In favor of Benjamin Netanyahu -- explicitly speaking out in favor of his being pardoned by Israel's president -- is the widely published rabbi, Shmuley Boteach. Replying to those pro-Bibi opinions: a law professor at Reichman University in Israel, Prof. Yaniv Roznai, a constitutional law expert. Hear some bitter, but intelligently reasoned, arguments -- on T...
Netanyahu All Talk on Iran, Slow to Act? Plus Samuel M Katz on New Book on Mossad Chief Meir Dagan
THE MOSSAD FILES with Dan Raviv
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Netanyahu All Talk on Iran, Slow to Act? Plus Samuel M Katz on New Book on Mossad Chief Meir Dagan
Dan analyzes the revelation, in a documentary on Israeli TV's Kan-11, that presented a lot of retired military and intelligence chiefs who feel Prime Minister Netanyahu was stop-and-go when it came to confronting Iran. They suggested he did not agree to full funding of Mossad and IDF projects to penetrate Iran and prepare for war -- with war seen as likely, at some point, to stop Iran's nuclear program. It is true, of course, that Netanyahu ordered the airstrikes on Iran -- powered by u...
THE MOSSAD FILES with Dan Raviv
Is Israel's longest serving prime minister a net asset -- or a net liability -- at this point, when it comes to the country's security? In favor of Benjamin Netanyahu -- explicitly speaking out in favor of his being pardoned by Israel's president -- is the widely published rabbi, Shmuley Boteach. Replying to those pro-Bibi opinions: a law professor at Reichman University in Israel, Prof. Yaniv Roznai, a constitutional law expert. Hear some bitter, but intelligently reasoned, arguments -- on T...
