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You would have a lot of grounds to prepare case against Trump for war crimes or corruption.

How would the US public react if we actually took seriously the fact

that this man had broken multiple laws and that he would be under our jurisdiction?

Which government of the world would do it?

How much can Netanyahu continue to distance himself from this man and say that he isn't speaking

from Israel so long as he leaves him in his government as the security minister.

There is going to be an election. Netanyahu probably feels that politically is not strong enough to do that.

Well, what does that mean, Alasda? I mean, of course he can fire him.

Well, he could, but what it means in political management is he thinks his coalition falls apart.

So in other words, he has to accept the risk of not being prime

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