For first time, Netanyahu acknowledges Israel's slide into isolation
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday openly admitted for the first time that Israel is entering “a kind of isolation,” as international pressure mounts over the ongoing war in Gaza and his government’s far-right policies.
“We are entering a kind of isolation, and we will have to increasingly adjust to an economy with characteristics of self-sufficiency,” Army Radio quoted Netanyahu as saying at a Finance Ministry conference.
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