Israel Falls Behind on the Bench and at the Ballot Box (machine-translated headline from a Turkish-language source)
Jasim Al-Azzawi’nin Middle East Monitor’de yayınlanan yazısı: İsrail, Gazze’deki savaşı hâlâ kazanabilir. Ancak savaşın ardından gelen tartışmayı kazanamaz. Bu, hesap verebilirlik savunucularının sürekli işaret ettiği uçurumdur ve şu anda İsrail’in Avrupa’daki müttefiklerinin dah…
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