Joel Rosenberg: The possible future of the Israeli government

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (R) shakes hands with the head of the right-wing Jewish Home party, Naftali Bennett as they arrive to give a press conference at the Knesset in Jerusalem, on May 6, 2015, to announce the formation of a coalition government.

Netanyahu and Bennett

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Joel Rosenberg, Editor-in-Chief of All Israel News, discusses the likely outcome that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be replaced by his former protege, Naftali Bennett, as prime minister.

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Joel Rosenberg: The possible future of the Israeli government

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