'The opposition to Netanyahu has too often chosen to be as uncompromising as he is toward the Palestinians'

The article discusses the historical context of Israeli politics, focusing on Yitzhak Rabin's peace efforts with the PLO in 1993 and the subsequent rise of Benjamin Netanyahu. Rabin's assassination in 1995 marked a turning point, with Netanyahu's rhetoric contributing to a polarized political landscape. Over his multiple terms, Netanyahu has shaped Israeli institutions and evaded legal challenges, particularly regarding a recent security failure. His refusal to accept responsibility for the October 2023 security collapse highlights ongoing tensions in Israeli governance.