Netanyahu's least-bad option
Analysis: The prime minister's calculated risk rejecting Trump's Gaza peace plan as Israel's election approaches
Netanyahu calculates upsetting Trump is his least-bad option
On tricky issues, Netanyahu’s preference is to kick the can down the road. If he must take a position, he likes to include a twist of ambiguity, some wiggle room, just in case things get hairy later. Not this time, though, on the subject of US President Donald Trump’s roadmap for progressing the Gaza ceasefire agreement.






