MACROSTORY 542· JULY 27, 2026

Netanyahu names security and expanded circle of peace as primary objectives

Two objectives sit at the top of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's stated agenda: national security and expanding what he calls the circle of peace. That second phrase describes diplomatic normalization

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