[Star Traveler]

"King Bibi" is a well-known nickname and has been around and in use in the public for a long time. His supporters use it affectionately (and with awe) while his detractors use it derogatorily and with disdain ... :-) ...

[Da Coyote]

The fact that Israel has any liberals whatsoever is one of the most confusing things that exist in our world.

How can they possibly allow such disease to exist on a country bordered by the scum of the earth?

[Iron Munro]

The Pismire And The Man

[Canedawg]

” thus recording what by Israeli standards constitutes a crushing victory.”

I love it.

:-)

[American in Israel]

Apparently Obama only knows how to throw elections in side the USA.

[newfreep]

“BiBi King”

[Diogenesis]

This is not just about Netanyahu.

It is about Freedom, Tyranny and how a nation
circumvented the criminal, undocumented
cryptoMoslem pRes_ _ent and Nobel Prize winner,
now King Caliph Obama of the White Mosque.

[elpadre]

“But how will he use his power?”

That is sort of a nonsensical question as he has been the Prime Minister off and on for many years and his use of power is well established. - Ignorant writers!!!!

[Avid Coug]

With Obama’s campaign people working things in Israel leading up to the election, I wonder if the pre-election polls were intentionally skewed to predict a loss for Netanyahu.

[GodAndCountryFirst]

I an VERY glad Bibi won. But I never expected him not to because Biblical prophecy is unfolding before our eyes and no other result seemed consistent with everything else that is happening.

BUCKLE UP! We’re going for a ride very soon! The return of Jesus is close at hand!

[bgill]

Never doubted he win by a landslide.

[DoodleDawg]

But will he now rule in the no-holds-barred spirit that carried him back into office? Will he, not without good reason, conclude that Tuesday’s vote was a firm mandate from the Israeli electorate to govern the country in the spirit of those frenzied last few days of the campaign? Or will he seek to introduce nuance to those hardened positions, and tone down the sense of gevalt?

I don't think he's going to tone down anything. There is nothing more ridiculous in my opinion than watching a candidate who, after having spent months demonizing his opponents, talk about how he wants to bring everyone together and be the leader of all the people of the country. Crap. Netenyahu knows who gave him another term as prime minister and he's going to watch out after their interests, at the expense of his opponents interests if necessary. And why should he do anything different?