In June 2019, Barak emerged from retirement to form a new party aimed at challenging Benjamin Netanyahu.
2019-06-01 → 2019-07-01
Ehud Barak emerged from retirement to form a new party aimed at challenging Benjamin Netanyahu
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- In June 2019, Barak emerged from retirement to form a new party aimed at challenging Benjamin Netanyahu.
In June 2019, after years of publicly criticising Netanyahu’s increasingly extreme and corruption-embroiled leadership, Barak — a former defence minister and military chief of staff — emerged from retirement to form a new party aimed at challenging Netanyahu.
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- Netanyahu shares article linking Epstein to Israeli intelligence; stirs fresh controversy— here’s what it revealed cited evidence
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Origin: extracted from Netanyahu shares article linking Epstein to Israeli intelligence; stirs fresh controversy— here’s what it revealed · 2026-09-11 22:17