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Will Israel move from the right to the far right?

Hello again, I'm Warren Alney, and this is To the Point from Public Radio International.

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At a time of upheaval all over the Middle East,

Israel's alliance with the United States is in trouble.

Prime Minister Netanyahu made clear he supported Mitt Romney.

President Obama has signaled that Netanyahu doesn't know what's good for his country.

Netanyahu is expected to win next Tuesday's elections,

but his coalition

government may include people who no longer support a Palestinian state. Will Israel's leaders

once again turn their backs on international law? What will that mean for U.S. support and for

Israel's relations with its Arab neighbors? On reporter's notebook later, on his Boeing's dreamliner becoming a nightmare.

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Program Fund. Hello again, Warren Alney, back with To the Point. Next week's elections may be a turning

point in the history of Israel. Will the new

government include members who oppose the two-state solution? Will Israel try to turn its occupation

of the West Bank into outright annexation? And what will that mean for relations with the United

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