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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reached agreement on a governing coalition that’s united on key domestic issues and deeply divided on making peace with the Palestinians.
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Israeli political leaders are rallying around Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu two months before national elections as the conflict in the Gaza Strip intensifies.
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SunPower Corp., the solar-panel company majority-owned by Total SA, fell the most in a week after an announcement of higher-than-anticipated restructuring costs and a downgrade by Credit Agricole Securities.
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CaliSolar Inc., a maker of polysilicon for solar cells, will build a factory in Mississippi after the state approved $75 million in incentives.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel must remain “the master of its fate” in deciding whether a military strike is necessary to prevent Iran from building a nuclear weapon, even as President Barack Obama called for more time to let sanctions and diplomacy work.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu advised President Barack Obama last month to back off, saying the U.S. had “no moral right” to stop Israel from attacking Iran in a bid to cripple its nuclear program.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for early national elections amid a coalition impasse over next year’s budget as polls showed him as the leading candidate to form a new government.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took his campaign for stopping Iran’s nuclear program to Congress today after telling President Barack Obama his country must be free to decide whether to take military action.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the military is ready to use “greater force” to halt rocket fire from the Gaza Strip, after Hamas declared a cease-fire following a week of violence in the south.
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The collision this week over Palestinian statehood at the United Nations has been coming since Israel and the Palestinian Authority hit an impasse in negotiations a year ago and U.S. President Barack Obama was unable to get them back to the bargaining table.
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