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After just two-and-a-half months, it is clear that, for Israel, the Biden administration will be a repeat of the Obama administration.

The weakness of the government in Jordan could lead to very difficult situations for Israel.

Between May and December 2020, housing prices rose 4.5%. All indications point towards these rises continuing in 2021.

The prime minister promises grants and tax cuts, but hasn't specified how they'll be paid for.

Pressing foreign policy matters mean Israel needs a strong, stable government after the election.

Assuming President Biden demonstrates the fortitude to hold off the extremists in his party, he is not a bad prospect, for the US, for the world, and for Israel.

The new US president will have his hands full abroad, and even more so at home. How Israel fits in is an open question.