Will the Gaza War topple Benjamin Netanyahu?

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Netanyahu's 'unity' cabinet is fracturing amid declining approval ratings and electoral uncertainty. Disputes over drafting ultra-Orthodox Jews, internal rivalries, war strategy disagreements, and strained US relations threaten his leadership.
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[@horizontegeopolitico]

It's a common occurrence that those who vocally support maximalist positions are often not the ones directly involved in the fighting when war erupts.

[@abdell75roussos]

Same with any war though. He is not popular.

[@amir_os754]

If you are referring to the ultra orthodox, know they don't really have a position on the conflict. They just sit with whoever will give the most precedence to theological studies. They have also been allied with the left in the past.

[@SnorriTheLlama]

Makes sense have seen polls showing support for fighting is higher from people in West Bank than Gaza.

[@clovebeans713]

​@@SnorriTheLlama You mean west bank Palestinians support fighting?

[@toyotaprius79]

"Maximalist"? It has been Genocidal backed by decades of deeply racist and dehumanising rhetoric and military apartheid.

[@iattacku2773]

Considering the Yom Kippur war ended golda meir political career I think this could be the end for bibi. It’s also similar in that bibi like golda ignored Intel that could have lessened the damage of the initial attack.

[@TheJosephPrice]

Meir wasn’t nearly as powerful or connected as Netanyahu. He’s also been PM for nearly three times as long overall.

[@itairoz1434]

​@@TheJosephPriceshe had 52 seats after elactions but resigned due to public protest

[@jadhaider4000]

@@TheJosephPrice well informed

[@inaworldfulloftrashbagsbet2023]

​@@TheJosephPricedon't forget that netanyahu was already hugely unpopular due to his ongoing corruption trial and his judicial reform proposals, in additin to the...ya know...war crimes

[@caesarion1399]

It also ruined Moshe Dayan political prospects as well

[@guss77]

Everyone in Israel wants to draft Haredim to the military, except the Haredim and the military...

[@wesleycanada3675]

I’m not up-to-date on this topic. Why does the military not want to enlist them

[@weamibrahim2146]

Yeah why

[@aurelguerbas4807]

​@@wesleycanada3675Because they have many lifestyle restrictions which makes accommoditing them very expensive and complex. They also Marry and have kids very young so the army would have to pay them much more than a regular conscript.

[@tsubadaikhan6332]

@@wesleycanada3675 I'm guessing it would be like the US conscripting the Amish. It's more trouble than it's worth.

[@bunniifangz]

@@tsubadaikhan6332like that except if there were 40 million Amish in America and they had a lot of political influence

[@user-cc1so5tq2p]

I thought Indian Politics is messy with 1.3 billion population Meanwhile Israel with 9 Million 😅

[@eyalamit5120]

Yup. Hey we Jews are prone to argue with each other lmao.

[@ayadhyist]

All politics are messy. 😂

[@goshenremains]

​@eyalamit5120 I love that real story about how the last two Jews in Afghanistan argued so much with each other while imprisoned that the Taliban just let them go.

[@eyalamit5120]

@@goshenremains Yeah that was hilarious

[@JaJDoo]

back in the days of the british mandate , the british had to keep more police and military in mandatory palestine than in all of india

[@gammaray152]

Couple of missing things to note. 1. Bibi is currently on trial. He is on trial for a very long time now. his trial was a huge issue in the elections and after which forced him to finding support among more the far left including the Haredim for a coalition. 2. A scathing investigation into the 2021 Meron incident was released Monday, and it named Bibi as one of the people responsible to the event up which caused the 45 dead and 150 injured.

[@user-rv6cx3rz7t]

Far right*

[@goldenfiberwheat238]

What’s the meron incident?

[@saladmcjones7798]

How is “Netanyahu will be voted out of office WHEN the war ends” not raising alarm bells?? That gives him every incentive to drag this into a forever war like the US’s wars in the Middle East. They need to have elections not fixed to a specific outcome or the presumed outgoing party will make sure that outcome never arrives.

[@boarfaceswinejaw4516]

it is absolutely befuddling how you can have people who on one hand are the most fervent and zealous advocates for conflict and war, and who make up the majority of the settler population, but on the other hand will fight tooth and nail not to have to be the ones to fight it. i get that who wants war and who fights the war has always been two different things, but this is one of the most blatant examples of favoritism exemptions since the fucking confederacy gave military exemptions to slave owners.

[@eranb66]

The majority of the settlers are not ultra orthodox. They do serve in the military. The ultra orthodox aren't generally war mongers.

[@BOZ_11]

who else is gonna breed?

[@useodyseeorbitchute9450]

The same people who push for diversity and hard line progressive policies in the West, don't try them in their own country. I'd say that's ironic on multiple levels.

[@davidblair9877]

@@useodyseeorbitchute9450uh, yes we do, genius. We’re literally the citizens of those western countries. Put the pipe down and touch some grass.

[@snizami]

This has to be an exception when desiring equality. We're talking about a hyper militarized society actively engaged in atrocities and in desperate need of more conscripts to continue on that path. And no, a lot of these people are not settlers and are strangely pacifistic believing that this violence would stop if all Israelis turned to prayer instead of war. It's being rapidly eroded, of course, but adding them to the draft will only speed up that process.

[@willpickering5829]

“Without physical existence there’s no spiritual existence”. That’s a good one

[@libertas5005]

Here's another one, "Without US money and weapons, there's no existence of Israel"

[@daniels7907]

It's actually a very ancient Jewish theological view. Ancient Judaism did not have a well-formed concept of an afterlife, making one's physical life the real show. Religious traditionalists are likely to retain this view, which ironically coincides with that of Atheists for different reasons.

[@casbot71]

It's not just that Netyenau will be voted out of office, but that he'll be hit with criminal charges. So Netyenau's freedom relies on the war continuing. This is disastrous for Isreal, "if" Netyenau is more concerned about his own personal future than that of the Isreali people.

[@goofer42]

As an Israeli - you're 100% right. It's very bad for the country to have a leader trying to avoid jail. Which is what the U.S.A might be stepping into in a few months, to the detriment of themselves and the entire free world

[@toyotaprius79]

It's not like Germans were ever going to vote out Hitler. A decade of conditioning the electorate to hate and dehumanise Palestinians is what kept Netanyahu and brought coalition partners like Likud into power

[@mtk77621]

He should go in front of an international court

[@user-op8fg3ny3j]

​@@mtk77621let's see if he Bibi and Putin will share a cell

[@davidblair9877]

“If”.

[@ThePiachu]

Well, Netanyahu doesn't seem to be surviving elections regardless, so the least he could do is the right thing and end special treatment of people to make the country more equal. He's the perfect sacrificial goat now to clear the issue for his party.

[@goofer42]

Wow, as an Israeli - you're 100% right. i think it would have partly changed his very bad current legacy. But i don't think he has enough bravery or long-term vision for that.

[@segiraldovi]

​@@goofer42he knows, the issue is he still has hope to keep power

[@esense9602]

it's obvious he is a fall guy

[@davidblair9877]

Bibi? Do the right thing? That’s a good joke.

[@snizami]

No thanks, when equality in this particular case means an already hyper militaristic society being further militarized, I'd rather it stay unequal.

[@Meh-qe4rw]

Wrong question, will he step down? Nope.

[@StarterOffical-Jousha-lf6ig]

And If he didn't and succeed, he will be still proud of massacre

[@debrutomeyer9117]

He is on his way to jail anyway. It’s about the cases running before October already

[@MrBritish-offical]

​@@StarterOffical-Jousha-lf6igagreement is important as the peace

[@andrewrogers3067]

He doesn’t need to, his own party wants him gone.

[@daveogfans413]

Israel needs to oppose the zealots in their society if they want to regain any sort of respect on the world stage. Without US backing, Israel wouldn't have the support it now has and that wouldn't be a good thing. But the current genocide is bad for all parties involved as well. Fingers crossed they actually for dreams of a better future in stead of nightmares of a bad future. Israel provides state sponsored terrorism and even admitted countless times to psyops that undermine democracy.

[@stuartizon]

Some key context which is missing here: this exemption comes from early in Israel's modern history, when the yeshiva community had been almost destroyed during the Holocaust. The provision for a small number of students to be exempted from military service is very different to the current situation. As you say Haredim make up 13% of the population and are likely to grow significantly, so even before this war, this was a serious concern for the army and a country where everyone else serves. Also to be clear national service does not necessarily mean front line soldiers, there are many technical, medical and non combat roles they could fill.

[@tsubadaikhan6332]

Are the Settlers mostly Haredim? Someone reported many of them also receive a Government Stipend for 'Studying Judaism'.

[@eyalamit5120]

As an Israeli I can confirm most of us despise him and want him gone.

[@bababababababa6124]

As a non Israeli I can also confirm that most people despise him and the country in general

[@remenir97]

Please for the love of God, get rid of him and that fat Ben Gvir.

[@makiiavely]

what about the war? do you want it to end?

[@Im_Z_4747]

Who will be the new prime minister ?

[@edoardoturco8780]

@@Im_Z_4747 He is not the President of Israel but its Prime Minister.

[@mrmr446]

Currently reading a biography of him and as he has never shown any interest in peace but believes in a 'Greater Israel' both the country and region will be better off with him gone. In any other country stipends for religious students would be seen as bizarre. Having coalitions with fanatics like Ben-Gvir who moved divisions away from Gaza to the West Bank before the attack in October shows just how desperate Bibi has become to stay in power and avoid the multiple court cases awaiting him.

[@JustaRandomGuy890]

I really don’t want to defend him as I hate this man with every fiber of my being but he has shown interest and taken action (as minimal as could be) for peace many times (many years ago) the biography might be a bit biased which is natural for a divisive character like him but I think that showing a better picture of him is beneficial for getting rid of him. He (at least for many years now) is not acting out of any small bit of ideology, he is a wannabe dictator that only cares about the wellbeing of himself and will do anything in his power to maintain power and stay out of jail. Once we look at him in this light we can find better ways of kicking him

[@mrmr446]

@@JustaRandomGuy890 He has said many times that Hamas were useful to avoid having talks with the Palestinians, there haven't been any for a decade. The length of time he has been in power if he wanted it he would have it by now.

[@danielhealy9725]

Jews in America are selling land in the West Bank that's stolen. Godda love this 'settler' shit.

[@21preend42]

@@mrmr446 The issue is he made up his mind by then that hamas hesbollah and other groups want Israel gone, and these groups didn't change his mind only reinforced it, so to him these groups are too dangerous to have a "fake" peace.

[@dimaignatiev6370]

Funny you say this...because bengvir (the moron),is actually from another movement in zionism ,religious zionism that believes in serving in the military... If it were to happen that his movement also will Sk for exemption...then the secular will actually make an outcry...but that will never happen...

[@JohnathanHollins]

As an Israeli, Not only we don't want him, but most people just want to live their lives in peace. October 7th had consequences on both sides, and we all hope peace can be achieved in the future.

[@hemafalcon629]

Define peace in your opinion?? Just curious nothing personal feel free to answer

[@Trendkanal]

You have peace back in your home country

[@GothPaoki]

That's a nice message. Both Israel and Palestine deserve peace.

[@JohnathanHollins]

No war? each country / nation / whatever solution living their own lives without bothering the other's?@@hemafalcon629

[@JohnathanHollins]

that's the idea, thanks@@Trendkanal

[@inmyopinion651]

Netanyahu job was over on Oct 7th. He sold himself as the security PM and once he was unable to no longer provide that it was game over but problem is it taking to long. Having said that Gantz is no centrist either. He is equally as right wing as Netanyahu.

[@UserName-eb9oy]

Anyone else got the THUMB NEEDED thumbnail? 😂

[@laulen3448]

It's really weird because I have that thumbnail on my phone but on my TV it's a normal thumbnail

[@UserName-eb9oy]

@@laulen3448 I think youtube allows creators to upload multiple thumbnails and gives data to see which one got the most views. This type of testing is called A/B testing where parts of your userbase get different features to see how they react

[@MB-xq3pq]

The irony of becoming what once you hated

[@sjmousavi8754]

He must be arrested and put on trail for committing all sorts of crimes and calamities ever since he came to power.

[@adriennestjohn4383]

He is not in a hurry to go to jail, its where he needs to be!

[@CarlMarxPunk]

I hope Israeli society doesn't keep embracing extremism if Netanyahu gets kicked.

[@kagnetix6674]

Who would have thought that a war mongering Leader would cause ruin and worsen relationships with the world around them

[@CrustaceanAllergyEnjoyer]

Not zionists, ill tell you that, because although some of them are athiests, they still believe they are gods chosen people and for some reason that gives them the right to occupy an other land

[@donovanlocust1106]

​@CrustaceanAllergyEnjoyer yeah because Palestinians totally don't believe the same thing/s

[@jmhorange]

@@donovanlocust1106 I think a non state piece of land run by terrorists is a bit different from a nuclear democracy with a GDP rivaling Western countries. Israel has denied Palestinians a state. With that, it's kind of hard to be bothered with what Palestinians do. What do people without a country do? Engage in violence, that's the whole point of a government, to prevent that. So this is all Israel's fault and they need to fix it with moving toward a 2 state solution. They can blame the Palestinians but that's just going to weaken Israel.

[@donovanlocust1106]

@jmhorange if they had a state, then they'd just have carte blanche to do more terrorism but with an army

[@BOZ_11]

@@CrustaceanAllergyEnjoyer how can you be an atheist and believe that God gave you land? They're literally insane

[@nikobellic570]

May I congratulate you on a wonderfully eye-catching video thumbnail

[@QuanticDreamer]

I love how all of your videos so far are pure facts and not emotionally charged.

[@missano3856]

One can hope.

[@chaosmassive8627]

Hi TLDR, can you tone down your opening music ? its so loud, I have to adjust to volume down, but then your voice is too quiet to hear i have to turn the volume up again.

[@Jonas_M_M]

The war continues until safety can be secured. The same goes for the elections, which will be held when it's safe to do so Not all too different from the situation in UA...

[@mysteriousfox88]

its like funding the livelihoods of people who do nothing but read 40k warhammer books and play its tabletop game

[@milesgreenaway6008]

So you’re comparing the guy who is committing genocide to people who just like a miniature hobby about a space war….

[@eyalamit5120]

​@@milesgreenaway6008 Many things can be said about that bastard Netanyahu. Genocide is not one of them. First off, the war effort itself wouldn't be very different under a different government. Secondly if you call this conflict a genocide you might as well call every other urban conflict one as well. Because the ratio of civilians to fighter deaths in this conflict is SIGNIFICANTLY lower than the global average. If you want a genocide to be rightfully mad at, Myanmar and China are down the hall.

[@PowerPilgrim]

Far too tame compared to WH40k.

[@infrared337]

@@milesgreenaway6008 40K has always several genocides ongoing at any given point in time.

[@sherlockwho5714]

Worse I'm betting they are voting for the ultra nationalists

[@NoMementoMori]

Why should they be exempt from military draft for studying a fantasy book? Do i get exemption for studying the hungry hungry caterpillar?

[@JustaRandomGuy890]

This man single handedly destroyed two countries

[@willieclark2256]

Israel and the US

[@barkydogable]

​@@willieclark2256America has been destroying itself for several years.

[@user-qm8cm1dn2v]

"Longing The full moon hangs over the sky The land, in silvery light, is all quiet The scene makes me wonder Ages ago, where was I? For what did I come to this world? The sages said we came from the heavens And the Divine would take us home I believe that is true For my heart has been longing for this November 6, 2010" Master Li Hongzhi (Hong Yin III, from Falun Dafa teachings)

[@laithmughrabi8990]

​@@willieclark2256 .. add palestine, ukraine, and the entire west for the next decades.

[@donovanlocust1106]

You mean one

[@davidblair9877]

“War is politics by other means” -Carl von Clausewitz Bibi has spent five months winning the fighting by losing the politics. Fifty years of Israeli efforts to normalize relations with her neighbors have gone up in smoke-literally-over the butchery in Gaza. Hamas might not win this war, but Bibi seems determined to lose it.

[@apocalypticachmodio]

Israelis were demanding him to leave even before the war started for almost 3 years, they were protesting his policies but the media didn't cover it for over 3 years.

[@samuela-aegisdottir]

The media did cover it.

[@BenWillock]

The way this guy says "ringing the bell" always gives me a chuckle lol

[@pkarrk6893]

me too lmao

[@crem5375]

ringing the bæll

[@ArmandD]

THUMB NEEDED

[@galtopel2140]

you didn't mention the Miron disaster comity report

[@Moonboiiiii]

Wow you guys really following what is going on

[@shay_zk]

Thank you for making this video 💙 i'm Israeli and I want Netanyahu GONE! Even before October 7th. His coalition party had drastically changed everything internally since the end of 2022, making a lot of citizens feel in danger of our future. I hope this all ends soon 😢

[@thelastoddman901]

I still don't understand, when Netanyahus approval rating was going down among his people and protests were going on against him in Tel Aviv, why on earth ha/ma/s attack Israel at that very moment. Suddenly, Netanyahu behaves like he is the messiah of Israeli people.

[@bloodlove93]

regardless, i doubt israel itself will change much. if...and i mean IF Benjamin can win in gaza, i wonder if he'll even care,or if ends and means meet.

[@Moonboiiiii]

As an Israeli i can confirm that BIBI is not at his best but you can never know with this man ppl support him blindly it's almost like a cult

[@laithmughrabi8990]

Just look how poorly educated and racist Republicans support Trump.

[@runajain5773]

You can say bibi has cult of personality right

[@marvigli993]

I know few israelians living in EU and they hate bibi & his politics. They call him a crazy dictator starting a war to avoid jail time.

[@Adam-wg2rf]

​​​@@runajain5773more like an israeli trump, an israeli trump who just so happend to be a very nice friend of trump .

[@sOnIcBo0mBoY]

Well as Brit with the internet, I can say a great many people hate Israel as a whole now.

[@ChrisAlbertH47]

Can't happen soon enough

[@michaeldelgiudice1057]

in regard to the headline,"not soon enough".

[@GajoDoPau]

One can hope...

[@OpticSamurai24]

As if the person who comes after him would be any better on a meriad of issues

[@judeavision8807]

that's the thing, no matter who is prime minster, the rest of the world is going to give them the netanyahu treatment. we just had another PM a few years ago, bennett, and he was hated as much as bibi was.

[@Indian_Tovarisch]

​@@judeavision8807 I think Sharon got least pushback from Arabs compared to other PMs

[@lcg3092]

​@@judeavision8807 That's because the west is trying to escape goat Bibi for fundamental issues of Israel, so any other PM would have the same issues

[@libertas5005]

A lot of that 'hatred' as you call it, comes as a reaction to what Israel is doing to Palestinians both in Gaza and the West Bank. Maybe, if Israel for once changed its atrocious policies and stopped committing war crimes, the world would finally start looking at your country with a new set of eyes? You can't keep doing the same thing over and over again and expect different results, as one bright mind once said.@@judeavision8807

[@idaniluz652]

5:00 you wrote "woud" instead of "would"

[@davidpolak1]

very, very good analysis, but.... at the same time, it's bit more complicated... :)

[@dr.victorvs]

Can we talk about how absolutely insanely dangerous it is for him to have cheapened the meaning of "antisemitic"? I used to take it really seriously when someone was accused of that, now I have to make sure they aren't just human rights activists.

[@foregone_roulette]

The ADL is responsible for that as well. If you fart in a room with a Jewish person in it, they'll call it a hate crime and antisemitism.

[@jmjedi923]

Ironically, it's alot like calling someone a nazi nowadays

[@zehavi111]

what about human right activists (UNRWA employee) that kidnapped the body of jonathan samerano or UNRWA teacher that said he kidnapped a noble horse(=woman) or any other "peace activists" that doing the most horrific things in the name of "human rights"? can i call them antisemi? or once you identify yourself as human right activist you gained with a free card to do anything you want without dealing the consequences?

[@abdell75roussos]

I would think that any human rights actavist will be very very very busy in any Muslim county.

[@jmjedi923]

@@abdell75roussos its hard to busy when your in a jail cell

[@Scar626]

3:21 - If that statement isn't a slap in the face of the idea of spiritual existence, then I don't know what is . . He is basically saying there that; make believe is only possible if there are living people to implement it.

[@NoMementoMori]

i meaaan...is he wrong?

[@nelsonc3984]

👏👏👏

[@rainbowotic]

"netanyahu" should be more concerned about spending the rest of his life in an international high security prison for his war crimes than about being ousted from government

[@Pikaling3408]

Whilst I was initially Pro-Israel in the conflict but I'm sorry Netanyahu's conduct during the conflict has went too far therefore there should be an immediate ceasefire that should be respected by both sides with all hostages taken by Hamas on October 7th released in the ceasefire deal so that international efforts begin to both safeguards Israel's security and also recognise a viable Palestinian state.

[@makiiavely]

I myself have been pro-palestine for as long as i can remember but i'm glad pro-israel people are waking up and start realising how disgusting and horrible this all is. It really shows how Israel is shooting itself in the foot here

[@randomperson-uj4bp]

Most Pro-Israeli don't even support Netanyahu anyway.

[@eyalamit5120]

As ideal as that would be it won't happen. If Hamas survives this will only repeat. Besides, they broke every single ceasefire we've ever had with them. Ironically, Netanyahu has little to do with it.

[@Mike-od2mz]

@@makiiavely As disgusting the behaviour post-attack, we must not downplay what happened prior neither. Both sides are in the wrong and in the middle are millions of innocent people. Palestine should have a state, and Israel should be able to exist.

[@somebodyoncetoldme5203]

I get where you are coming from but no permanent ceasefire will happen as long as Hamas stays in Gaza they will try to repeat the 7th October again they have said so themselves and I highly doubt even a recognised Palestinian state would stop them as they consider everything from the river Jordan to the Mediterranean sea to be theirs so for there to be peace Hamas has to go

[@0u73rh34v3n]

Think you might need a thumbnail

[@fateenshareef8716]

Have his judicial reforms come into force? If they have, he can use those powers to set aside the Court's decision to declare it unconstitutional and maintain status quo on the Haredis.

[@0xCAFEF00D]

5:30 Theres a case to be made that you don't keep the mans government who failed so horribly on October 7th in charge of a war. It's not just him who's accountable. It's the executive as a whole who failed.

[@maikotter9945]

ein Beitrag des Donnerstages, 7. März 2024 "Sinwar" WAR = SIN ! "The 10 Words" ° Thou shalt not kill humans!" ...

[@maavet2351]

The ultra orthodox issue is a key reason more people don't vote for ben gvir, another reason being is that most israelis are not as religious as his party and many just vote for him out of nihilism

[@bolklyjack]

one can only dream

[@popps33]

Coup cookin??

[@AudreyBelrose-kz5lw]

I wish so. but he is called "the magician" for a reason..

[@libertas5005]

I think he's called the magician because he can easily sway a bunch of low IQ people, which I am surprised exist in that number in Israel which was supposed to be this 'highly educated' country.

[@fete0]

@@libertas5005 Pied Piper of Hamelin.... the rat catcher

[@ihateentertainment]

#cancelbenjaminnetanyahu

[@VicoDavid]

Another thing, you should refer to the mountain in Jerusalem, like the temple mountain,

[@Leaf8823]

he needs to be arrested and held for his war crimes in gaza.

[@MrInuhanyou123]

Netenyahu should have been out 20 years ago. I don't know how much that will change Israeli policy, but it's a policy that must be changed

[@djtomoy]

Guys, enough with flames in the thumbnail, innovative

[@magnvss]

Well, given that the Haredi population is increasing due to their high birth rate, the burden on the rest of Israeli society will reach an unavoidable tipping point where they will have to decide their status. Their lack of military service also becomes increasingly difficult to uphold. It's not a whim or a distraction; it is a problem that will become unmanageable: it's estimated that around 45-50% of Israeli citizens are exempt from compulsory military service due to various factors, including being Arab citizens, ultra-Orthodox Jews, Israeli Druze with certain exemptions, Israeli Bedouins, and individuals with physical or mental disabilities. So, Israel is close to having more than half of its population exempted from military service while being a country attacked on several fronts (and with the risk of having bigger players joining the fight). And that can't work as a strategy for the future.

[@davidmckenzie1041]

Eventually those who are part of the military will get tired of taking orders from those who don't take part in the military and could just take power themselves.

[@no_one_of_that_name_here]

On his way to The Hague

[@fryhyh]

I hope this guy gets justice

[@leavesinautumn5959]

He was on his way out to begin with, this war is the only things left propping him up.

[@RandomHuman1103]

Since i became an agnostic i never supported nor could i imagine supporting ultra-religious groups...Until now,Haredim and Naturi karta showed that they are different and that religion isn`t always in favor of war,racism and nationalism(in most cases it is,but not in this one).I really hope that war cabinet/coalition would collapse and that we`il finaly see a peace deal

[@blafonovision4342]

It will be interesting to see both Haredi men and women in the military. I think it would be the end of Haredism.

[@user-mz6iy5ip9o]

No it won't be, they'll just leave Israel. Believe or not religious Zionism is very much a minority of the Jewish population, that is the Haredi's actually opposed the establishment of Israel in the first place, and today aren't at all integrated into the state and society, shunning holidays like independence day, etc... There's actually almost as large a population of them in the USA as there is in Israel, mostly concentrated in the North East, to the point there's even a joke among Jews that the actually holy land is Brooklyn.

[@libertas5005]

Yeah they even started digging tunnles in New York, trying to hide from the military draft.@@user-mz6iy5ip9o

[@kxvinns5221]

explain in one piece term

[@yusaki8064]

Amazing thumbnail

[@akend4426]

Also, Benny Gantz is also a firm supporter of the Two State solution with Palestine.

[@PhilipLaSnail]

He is not. He literally never said that. He avoids this question for years, he is more moderate than Bibi, that's true, but even he knows that it isn't realistic.

[@Alpha-ic2us]

One of the leading people in Gantz's party is Gideon Sa'ar, who has often expressed support for the transfer of Arabs outside of Israel

[@Kvasiir]

Unfortunately Palestinians don’t want a two state solution - they’re rejected it 6 times.

[@Smash_ter]

​@@Kvasiirpeople will gloss over that and keep saying that israel stole land when the entire area was purchased. And tbh i dont think anyone wants them

[@knpark2025]

Imagine South Korea creeps into North Korean land, build hundreds of gated communities north of the DMZ, and encourages South Koreans to move north and live on the other side of Daedong River, Pyongyang. Now imagine South Korean government making a confused Pikachu face when North Korea commits violence, South Korean military is stretched thin and caught off guard, and as a result a lot of South Koreans get killed, wounded, or kidnapped as a result. Yes, Netanyahu's policy looks very much like this from the other side of Asia. He's a nutcase. What was he smoking for recent 10 years?

[@CrustaceanAllergyEnjoyer]

nO, yOU ARenT AlLoweD tO SPeAk SENsE, tHaTS AnTI SEmITic, YOu aRE KHHHHHAMAS

[@randomlygeneratedname7171]

Wrong example. North Korea and South Korea are the same people just raised on different Governments.

[@REALASUNDER]

​@@randomlygeneratedname7171so? you're suggesting that since isrealis and Palestinians are different races, that justifies the enthic cleansing? wow

[@knpark2025]

​@@randomlygeneratedname7171 Oh, you don't say? That only makes Netanyahu even worse. As I said, WHAT WAS HE SMOKING FOR RECENT 10 YEARS?

[@clovisthegreat7078]

Dear god I hope.

[@teddybearington3]

❤❤❤

[@Abdal252]

The end of not Netanyahu but occupation, people are aware of occupation of palestine now

[@joka4387]

@@abdell75roussosin what universe do you live and how do I get there?

[@abdell75roussos]

@@joka4387 !? I cant seemy original comment in order to reply to you. I will come back to this. I will only have posted some facts/stats though.

[@abdell75roussos]

@@joka4387...while you are there, why no outraging over the Yemen war? Pakistan? China?

[@abdell75roussos]

@@joka4387.... how manyof your lonely, hungry, poor, cold, frightened and unwanted old people in the UK do you people care for/look out for?

[@joka4387]

@@abdell75roussos one word: Whataboutism. Also maybe your comment was deleted because it spread misinformation, was too genocidal or racist, idk.

[@mikeblom8897]

I hate how many tax dollars go to religion. What a waste of time and money

[@libertas5005]

And somehow, it's always the religious bunch who is corrupt AF but they try to present themselves as part of the Divine just to keep up appearances in public. The sad part is that most population buys into it. Just to clarify, I believe in God, but I don't believe in clerics.

[@orgluzman561Peace_IL_PS]

has an israeli i agree

[@irtwiaos]

If only....

[@shlomomarkman6374]

The Netanyahu-Haredi connection was always his one weakness in recent years. That's the reason for all those elections and with the war it became way worse. - When the war started many reservists were called, those same reservists are the backbone of the economy. The need for reservists partially arise from the fact that 45k Haredis of the appropriate age are not in the IDF. - Haredis tend to depend on the government dole and don't work that much, especially their men so they didn't rush to at least partially fill the economic roles of those that were called. - To fund the war there is a significant raising of taxes and there are cuts to various things like infrastructure spending. Haredis are among those that didn't had cuts to their budgets due to Netanyahu using them to prevent elections and suffering the consequences of his decisions. This is the same pattern that happened during COVID btw.

[@mihiec]

He should be in jail for lifetime

[@kenzou776]

As an Israeli, I certainly hope so

[@taln0reich]

I guess the haredim issue was always going to eventually cause problems. If there is a portion of your demographic that is growing rapidly faster than the rest (and the haredim have) that has to be subsidized, at some point the other parts of the demographics will start to question this, causing problems that need to be sorted out. And, I guess, the "eventually" has now become "now"

[@kaiying74]

You mean to tell me that pandering to religious extremists backfires???? Surely not?! They're normally such level-headed individuals...

[@bloodfiredrake7259]

A criminal leader for a criminal nation. Who would've thought.

[@lordsteppergod7269]

They need a centrist party that both political sides could support

[@es1653]

PM Netanyahu has at least nine lives, he's a Super PM.

[@redherring9497]

Netynahu is a War Criminal, he will be lucky to avoid spandeu prison

[@thetukars]

It's not a war, palestine (in this case gaza) doesn't have an army (only resistance fighters), and has been occupied by Israel since 1967, and before someone says "but Israel withdrew in 2005!" you're right, they removed soldiers and settlements from gaza, but they still controlled all of the borders, land, air, and sea. Gaza has often been described as the largest open air prison and this is an accurate description, palestinians cannot freely leave or enter gaza as they will, they need permission from Israel, they cannot freely trade with the outside world, and Israel has been actively working against palestinians establishing a palestinian state (working against the two state solution) which even then is a suboptimal solution. What is happening in gaza is no war, its an attack of gaza, its an attack on innocent civilians (babies, mothers & women, children), its genocide, it's ethnic cleansing. To call it a war is an insult. Call it what it is, and even "Attack on gaza" or "Invasion of the gaza strip" would be far more accurate than to say a "war". More and more lately I have been incredibly disappointed with how TLDR is reporting this kind of news. It's a dislike from me.

[@artistalexanderrobbie]

Send him to The Hague

[@abdell75roussos]

Why nobody bothered about 360 000 dead and starving in Yemen? black on black war?

[@libertas5005]

Someone from Yemen needs to prosecute the crimes? Or someone from the Arab world? You can't seriously expect Europe or US to manage your own countries and legal disputes. Even if someone from NATO tried to apprehend the responsible for Yemeni genocide, Iran or Saudi Arabia would probably object and cry 'meddling' in Middle East affairs.@@abdell75roussos

[@Kvasiir]

Why? Muslims never cared about Yemen, Syria, Uyghur or Rohingya Muslims. 😂

[@Thoma6873]

​@@abdell75roussos whataboutism

[@eddiecalderone]

@@abdell75roussos Because it is when the Jews are defending themselves when there’s a problem… No similar outrage about Assad or Chinese treatment of their Muslim communities

[@capitalist_jesus]

The war just bought that man time, makes you think.

[@calj2090]

End of Zionism? Yes.

[@karankapoor2701]

End of jihaadist , yesss

[@its_momo_5995]

​@@karankapoor2701true since fighting to survive is jihad 😊

[@karankapoor2701]

@@its_momo_5995 yeahh like firing missiles and partying in Qatar

[@4m4n40]

@@karankapoor2701and owning child virgin slaves in the afterlife to lust over

[@ghiorghetatarescu3649]

​@@karankapoor2701maybe stop killing children by the tens of thousands and stealing homes and keeping a aparthied regime on the stolen land of native and they wont fight back

[@ChrispyNut]

5:03 "Election woud be great" Apparently someone took the L from ya 😜

[@PeterPeter-pr2hi]

This guy is virtually the only reason why our opposition here in Hungary sometimes takes a more pro-Palestinian stance when discussing this issue (what I mean by that is they are usually neutral and are DEFINITELY NOT pro-Hamas, condemning them at all options, but still often call out the things Israel does wrong and the suffering of the Palestinian people, usually painting this as a two-side issue with more focus on Palestinians than most Western news outlets). This is especially weird, as our opposition is really pro-West in most cases and is very positive about the USA, yet when it comes to this issue, they are way more nuanced and are way more willing to call out Israel (when they are in the wrong). And it's not hard to see why as Orbán and Netanyahu have very good relations, and from our perspective here, they follow some eerily similar patterns. Same issues with corruption, same distractions from it (usually using the same group for distraction), and same authoritarian tendencies. They are surprisingly very supportive of each other, which is strange given how anti-West our government is.

[@libertas5005]

Trump, Orban, Netanyahu, etc.. They're all corrupt wannabe oligarchs. They all share same xenophobic, narrowminded narcissistic views that they are the best people in the world. Which is why they get along, because their interests are aligned. But if the world had only 3 leaders, Trump, Orban and Netanyahu, they would go to war against each other over night, because there can only be *one* at the top. This is why nationalist governments don't work in the long run, they always result in conflict, starting with neighbors and then expanding to the continent, and then expanding to the world. The more people elect these psychopats, the more war will emerge around the globe.

[@zbtyn]

Yeah another gift has given us. He has taken political sides in several countries around the world including the US (why do you think the Democrat party is so pissrd with Israel lol)

[@PeterPeter-pr2hi]

The far-right being allied with Israel is legitimately like a very weird fever dream. I have no idea why the sides in this war, both for Israel and Palestine, are so strange.

[@randomchannel-px6ho]

Remember two things: 1. What Netanyahu represents, the politics of fear and paranoia, and that of a vision of an Israeli ethnostate without tolerance, are larger problems in Israeli society that will not go away with Netanyahu. 2. Netanyahu desperately will try to cling onto power. In part, to understand this, you have to know about the legacy of a very revered man in Orthodox Judaism Menachem Mendel Schneerson aka The Rebbe, so revered some even believe he was the Messiah (visit Brooklyn you'll see it). Apparently, the Rebbe once told Netanyahu he would be the one who welcomes the Messiah... So we're looking at a man how views his position of power as a religious mission, it's going to be messy whatever happens

[@eddyr1041]

Of course see history ... golda meyer

[@alenreyvon3428]

So basically Jewish Maddrassa students

[@karankapoor2701]

They are still less dangerous than the mullahs

[@useodyseeorbitchute9450]

Yeah, except madrassa students at least can be drafted and there could be at least such use for society...

[@karankapoor2701]

@@useodyseeorbitchute9450 yeahh like marrying their cousins

[@adamelghalmi9771]

what is a maddrassa student?

[@ShidaiTaino]

@@adamelghalmi9771a madrasa is an Islamic school that teaches Islamic theology

[@Yeahbuddylightweigh]

mean while Netanyahu son living it up in MIAMI lol

[@2589003]

In war people are united.

[@Regal99]

I'm surprised he's never been "un-alived".

[@thadreimagined9391]

A beautiful irony that Gantz makes an unsanctioned trip to the US, upsetting Netanyahu, the way that Netanyahu spoke to Congress during the Obama administration...without the invitation of the Obama administration.

[@FodderMoosie]

Oh, my heart is absolutely breaking for the fundamentalists who want all the violent domination of war but refuse to participate. Welcome to a world of consequences. If you want to shed innocent blood for your deity, then stain your hands and wear them with pride. We'll judge you for who you really are.

[@Littletime839]

I'd have thought he'd have been popular for the same way that Churchill was popular?