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Israel’s far-right supporters hold out hope for return to power
SDEROT, Israel: Itamar Ben Gvir, the far-right Israeli firebrand who achieved international notoriety as part of the outgoing government, fell short of expectations that he would gain ground in the latest election. But support remains. Under the blazing sun of Sderot, a southern city not far from t...
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What happenedIsrael’s far-right supporters hold out hope for return to power.
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Israel’s far-right supporters hold out hope for return to power
SDEROT, Israel: Itamar Ben Gvir, the far-right Israeli firebrand who achieved international notoriety as part of the outgoing government, fell short of expectations that he would gain groun...
