Israel ‘extremely divided' about Benjamin Netanyahu
The Australian's Editor-at-Large Paul Kelly reflects on his trip to Israel during its war with Hamas.
Mr Kelly told Sky News host Sharri Markson that the politics in Israel 'are bad' at the moment.
'They're imbittered – a lot of this centers around the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
'So the country is extremely divided about that.'
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