Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is turning to familiar political tactics ahead of Israel’s upcoming national elections, emphasizing grievance, blame-shifting, and framing his government as a victim of opposition forces. The strategy comes as political tensions rise, with critics warning of a divisive approach that could further polarize the country. Analysts suggest this move reflects a bid to rally his base amid growing public dissatisfaction. The full article examines how these tactics could shape the election campaign.
Ahead of Israel's national elections, Netanyahu reaches for an old playbook: grievance, blame-shifting and victimhood.
