If Netanyahu stays, even his voters will feel it in their pockets
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War spending already exceeds 100 billion shekels ($33 billion) a year, while U.S. military aid is set to end and sanctions loom. If Netanyahu clings to power, even the voters who kept him there will feel the cost
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If Netanyahu stays, even his voters will feel it in their pockets. War spending already exceeds 100 billion shekels ($33 billion) a year, while U.S. military aid is set to end and sanctions loom. If Netanyahu clings to power, even the voters who kept him there will feel the cost Covered by 1 publications. Haaretz: If Netanyahu stays, even his voters will feel it in their pockets.
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- Haaretz Israel If Netanyahu stays, even his voters will feel it in their pockets War spending already exceeds 100 billion shekels ($33 billion) a year, while U.S. military aid is set to end and sanctions loom. If Netanyahu clings to power, even the voters who kept him there will feel the cost 12 h ago · Tier 2
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