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As trust between Israeli Jews and Arabs reaches new lows, Netanyahu rises again

  • Written by Eli Gottlieb, Senior Visiting Scholar in Education and Human Development, George Washington University
As trust between Israeli Jews and Arabs reaches new lows, Netanyahu rises againIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gives a briefing at the Hakirya military base in Tel Aviv on May 19, 2021.Sebastian Scheiner/Pool/AFP via Getty Images

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators in the world’s capitals in mid-May 2021 blamed the Israeli government for recent bloodshed in Israel and Gaza, and called on world leaders to pressure...

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