The New York Sun Article RatingIsrael's Bennett, Amid Afghan Fiasco, Suddenly Holds a Strong Hand in Dealing With Biden
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62% Medium Conservative
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56% Medium Conservative
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-39% Negative
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78% : Departing from Ben Gurion Airport earlier today, Mr. Bennett praised Mr. Biden's friendship and said Iran would top the agenda in their White House meeting.40% : Which brings us back to the most important topic on Mr. Bennett's agenda: Iran and America's desire to renew the failed 2015 nuclear deal.
31% : After Afghanistan, it's hard to imagine that any Israeli leader could agree to inform America in advance of its military activity against Iran, as some in Washington demand.
25% : In recent days Mr. Biden's point man on Iran, Robert Malley, certainly no friend of Israel, has expressed doubts that talks in Vienna would lead to renewal of the deal, which consists of a series of articles of appeasement.
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