Bezalel Smotrich, the powerful finance minister in Israel, said in a video posted on social media on Saturday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “made a U-turn” after their discussions on how to crush Hamas and said he “lost faith” in his motivation to achieve success.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu greeted at least 20 Republican House members in Israel last week during a trip that was organized by AIPAC and updated them on the “war” in Gaza and the “mendacious campaign being waged by Hamas against the State of Israel.”
A newly released poll conducted in Israel found that 79 percent of Israeli Jews say they are “not so troubled” or “not troubled at all” by the conditions that the IDF has inflicted on Palestinians in Gaza, showing further evidence that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his messianic Knesset represent the Israeli people.
Israel has killed at least 61,020 Palestinians and wounded 150,671 others since the start of the Gaza genocide.
A newly released poll found support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is slipping inside the country as international condemnation of the Gaza genocide grows and Tel Aviv reportedly plans to fully occupy the destroyed enclave.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to intensify his military’s operation inside Gaza under the auspices of retrieving the remaining 50 hostages still held by Hamas, as pressure mounts inside Israel for him to end the genocide.
In January, just days before Donald Trump was to be inaugurated, a ceasefire was announced that was to include phases—breathing hope into the president-elect’s claim that he was going to be a president for peace.
Nineteen former security officials in Israel—from ex-IDF officials to Mossad directors—released a video that said the military operations inside Gaza should have come to a conclusion and said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government should agree to a permanent ceasefire with Hamas to end the war in return for the remaining 50 hostages.
President Donald Trump fully supported Israel’s decision to abandon the ceasefire deal in March that enabled Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to ramp up his starvation campaign inside the enclave—likely at the expense of the remaining Israeli hostages still in Hamas captivity, Haaretz, an Israeli paper, said.
Who says politicians can’t be funny? Nearly everything that President Donald Trump says cannot be taken seriously which means it is intended to be a joke and now it is also being reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to an observation that there is a lack of free speech on podcasts in the United States