Unspun World: Will Israeli criticism change Netanyahu's Gaza stance?

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  Hello, this is The Explanation from the BBC World Service recorded on the 28th of May.

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  I'm John Simpson and you're listening to Unspun World.

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  the programme that goes behind the headlines with the BBC's unmatched correspondence to find out what's really going on.

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  This week, a former Israeli prime minister accuses the country of committing war crimes in Gaza.

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  But will that affect the Netanyahu government's approach?

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  Ms Netanyahu is very adept at batting that off and essentially turning the velocity of it coming at him back on the person who's sending that criticism.

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