Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday quickly rejected an interim judgment by the International Court of Justice after it refused to toss South Africa’s genocide case and insistence that Israel prevents the killing or injuring of innocent Palestinians.
Israel faces the prospect of civil war as crowds take to the streets against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his extremist government that is relying on the Gaza war to stay in power.
Iran’s top diplomat said in an interview last week in Davos that the U.S. and the Biden administration would be wise not to pin their future on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as Israel carries out genocide in Gaza.
Yoav Gallant, Israel’s defense head, said in an interview that Israel is not fighting a single enemy, but rather an entire “axis” and “the world needs to understand this is different.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said last week that his war against Hamas will go on until “the end,” which was embraced by the far-right extremist MPs in the Israeli Knesset who have been calling for a Palestinian genocide since before the 7 October Hamas invasion.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told reporters last week that if Israel does not snuff out terrorists in Gaza, Western states will be targeted next.
A newly released poll out of Israel found the majority of Jewish Israelis say Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must resign at the end of the war in Gaza.
Demonstrations broke out across Israel on Monday after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government passed a key part of its judicial overhaul package called the “reasonableness bill,” which normally allows the Supreme Court to overrule legislation it deems unreasonable.