
Der SPIEGEL-Leitartikel von Thore Schröder: Benjamin Netanyahu könnte nach der Knessetwahl an der Macht bleiben. Die Merz-Regierung muss daraus Konsequenzen ziehen.
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Benjamin Netanyahu steht nach der Knessetwahl vor der Möglichkeit, an der Macht zu bleiben. Der Artikel thematisiert die deutsche Außenpolitik unter der Regierung Merz.
Benjamin Netanyahu könnte nach der Knessetwahl an der Macht bleiben. Die Merz-Regierung muss daraus Konsequenzen ziehen: rote Linien benennen und deren Überschreitung ahnden.

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