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Staying in Power First
An analysis of Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech before the Knesset concluded that his foremost concern was staying in power and preventing the formation of an alternative coalition. Attacks on his opponents and the Arab parties overshadowed the speech’s formal tone. The word “government” appeared 30 times, compared with “state” at 28 times and the name of the occupying entity at 24; “unity” was mentioned only four times. The word “Arabs” appeared six times, and Mansour Abbas’s name three times, in a warning or accusatory context. The analysis also found that foreign affairs received less attention: Iran was mentioned nine times and Gaza four, while Syria and Lebanon were each mentioned twice. This reflected the speech’s focus on the domestic political struggle.
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