Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was unpopular and faced corruption charges before being saved by the 7 October Hamas attack, may see a war with Lebanon as the key to his long-term political survival, U.S. officials said, according to a report.
A newly released poll out of Israel found that most Israelis disagree with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that “absolute victory,” which is vaguely defined, is an unlikely outcome after the war in Gaza ends.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made it clear on Friday that he intends to control all of Gaza once the U.S.-backed genocide is over.
Ayatollah Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Revolution, addressed the 40th International Quran Competition last week, and praised “the resistance forces of Gaza and Palestine, by standing against the evil Zionist enemy.”
Israel announced last week that it plans to develop over 3,000 settlements in the occupied West Bank in response to a recent deadly shooting and the 7 October Hamas attack—citing new security needs in the region.
Remember the big mainstream media coverage week, after week, month after month about Hamas raping Israeli women they captured?
The U.S. on Tuesday shot down a widely embraced resolution at the UN that called for ceasefire—marking the third time since the Gaza genocide broke out that Washington killed a push to end the violence in the battered enclave.
The Houthis continued its push to end Israel’s genocide in Gaza and successfully struck a Belize-flagged cargo ship in the Gulf of Aden with at least one missile—crippling the ship that may eventually sink to the bottom.
Even if the Israeli military crushes Hamas’s organized military force in Gaza, the “terror group and a guerrilla group” will survive, according to Israeli intelligence.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu repeated Friday that there will be no Palestinian state as long as he’s in charge, a slap in the face for the Biden administration and war whores in Congress who have said a two-state solution is the only way to achieve true peace in the region.