Netanyahu Should Quit. The U.S. Can Help With That.
The Israeli prime minister’s approach to the Palestinian problem has proved disastrous. The Biden administration must use its influence to help Israel choose a new leadership.
By Daniel Benjamin and Steven Simon, The Atlantic
When a nation suffers a surprise attack, the most obvious costs are the sheer loss of life and the immediate damage to national security. But another casualty can be the nation’s underlying strategic assumptions about the world it inhabits. This happened to the United States on 9/11, when terrorism went from a third-tier annoyance to the foremost security challenge the U.S. faced, and a new and little-known enemy emerged as its primary foe.
