From WSJopinion: Amid foreign crises, Israel’s leader must satisfy religious and secular Jews at home, writes wrmead
In an interview with 'Global View' columnist Walter Russell Mead, the Prime Minister of Israel pointed to developments in Iran, then queried what might happen should it become the first nuclear power run by radical Islam. The answer, he says, is to"expand the circle of peace." Images: Reuters/AP/AFP via Getty Images Composite: Mark Kelly“He that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep,” says the 121st Psalm.
Both sets of problems are existential. The combination of Iran’s nuclear program nearing its goal, Tehran’s deepening relations with an activist Russia, and China’s commitment to attacking American preponderance in the Middle East threatens Israel. Crises are erupting both in its American alliance and its new security partnerships with key Arab states.
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