Jerusalem Daily: Netanyahu says he will ‘change the face of the Middle East’

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: September 18, 2026Country: Israel

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Jerusalem Daily: Netanyahu says he will ‘change the face of the Middle East’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated he will ‘change the face of the Middle East’ during the kickoff of his Likud party's election campaign. However, many Israelis appear unconvinced, protesting against his government outside the parliament.

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