Israel’s foes have more influence on its elections than its friends

An opinion piece argues that Israel's adversaries, specifically Palestinian Arabs and Iran, have more influence on Israeli elections than its allies. It claims that foreign endorsements or opposition from US leaders are less consequential than the role of these foes in keeping Netanyahu in office.

An opinion piece on Arutz Sheva argues that Israel's adversaries, specifically Palestinian Arabs and Iran, exert more influence on Israeli elections than its allies. The article claims that foreign endorsements or opposition from US leaders like Trump, Clinton, Obama, and Biden are less consequential than the role of these foes in keeping Prime Minister Netanyahu in office. The piece is labeled as opinion and provides no sourcing, data, or analysis to support its central claim.