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…tiations with the Arabs. I was never going to get the backing of many West Bank settlers, or of core supporters of the Likud and parties even further to the right. But I would need to make at least some dent in Bibi’s hold on the Russian voters who had supported him by a wide ma...

… murder, I’d gone to see Zevulun Hammer, the leader of the National Religious Party. It had been part of both Labor and Likud governments ever since 1948, though not Rabin’s. The NRP, too, had been drifting steadily rightward. But it still basically subscribed the idea of a stron...

…into bickering. Some of my former ministers, like Yossi Beilin and Shlomo Ben-Ami, were against the idea of joining any Likud-led government. They were especially disgusted by the prospect of doing so under Arik, the architect of the 1982 Lebanon War. Most of the Labor’s central...

and now had 44. The Likud lost eight and was left with only 32.

there was pressure from Likud politicians to hit back hard.

and certainly his more right-wing supports in the Likud

… any vision of where he hoped to move the negotiating process, he seemed more concerned with keeping the right- wing of Likud and the smaller, even more extreme parties from turning against him. In late September 1996, Bibi and the Likud mayor of Jerusalem, Ehud Olmert, decided...

were against the idea of joining any Likud-led government.

right-wing Likud government of my onetime

or his own Likud rivals further to the right

as Likud leader and as Prime Minister. And