Israeli officials condemn Netanyahu’s decision to cancel strikes on Lebanon, adding that ‘This is the time to tell our friend, President Trump, NO’.
ed note–as always, lots of ‘must knows’ that every war-weary Gentile with a vested interest in his/her own future survival needs to understand about all of this.
Firsto, ladies and Gentile-men, in (accurately) understanding the ‘our friend, President Trump’ statement coming out of the rectum-mouth of Ben Gvir, nota bene the following–
Within the Jewish Brain and within the twisted and perverse highways and byways that represent Jewish thinking, there are no ‘friends’. As ‘God’s chosen people’, the Jews see all Gentiles as their own personal slaves and/or beasts of the field created by ‘yahweh’, the violent deity that the Jews worship, for the Jews’ personal pleasure and prosperity, and entertain no opinions of them any higher than this.
Furthermore, what must be understood is that the Jews are, first and foremost, liars…
This being the case, what it means within the context of the story below is that they view Trump NOT as a ‘friend’, but indeed, one of the most dangerous enemies to have arisen against them in a long, long time.
This was (is) the reason that, as ‘behind-the-scenes’ as it may have all appeared to be, nevertheless, it was they, the ‘Children of Israel’ who were in the driver’s seat of some of the most politically-tectonic events that the world has witnessed since 11/23/1963 and 9/11/2001, not the least of which includes the following, to wit–
…and many others we could list, but won’t for reasons of brevity.
Now, as it all relates to the story below, keep the following important ‘protocols’ in mind–
The Jews intend to steal every square millimeter of that land which they say was ‘promised’ to them, come hell or high water, and no one, NOT EVEN THE POTUS, is going to prevent them from doing what they were sent to this planet to do by their father, Lucifer.
And what THIS means is that ‘saying NO’ to POTUS, their ‘friend’, is likely to take on all sorts of nuanced manifestations, not the least of which includes some version of the following–
And yes, ladies and Gentile-men, even this–
–then rest assured, come hell or high water, they will do it.
Therefore laideeez and Gentile-men (and especially all yuuz out there who now find yourselves willing participants in Judea, Inc’s seek and destroy mission against POTUS DJT) keep in mind that every ounce of negative political pressure that is brought to bear against Trump brings all of us some measure of distance closer to one (or all) of the apocalyptic scenes depicted above.
Therefore, instead of piling on Trump all the (understandable) anger against all the wars in the Middle East (that would not be taking place were he really as powerful as people (erroneously) believe him to be) understand instead that he is captain of a ship that has been hijacked by the Pirates of Judea and that he has little opportunity to do much except what they order him at gunpoint to do.
Jpost
Multiple Israeli officials took to social media to criticize Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to cancel a strike on Beirut at the urging of US President Donald Trump on Monday.
‘This is the time to tell our friend, President Trump – NO,’ National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir wrote on X/Twitter, reminding Netanyahu that he once said that a strong prime minister would be able to tell the President of the US no when necessary.
‘Now is the time to do whatever is required and necessary to strike Hezbollah,’ Ben-Gvir added.
Former IDF chief of staff and Yashar Party leader Gadi Eisenkot also referenced Netanyahu’s past remarks regarding Trump.
Calling Trump’s directive ‘a humiliating demand, one that is blatantly unreasonable,’ Eisenkot added that Netanyahu ‘is the man who preached morals to everyone about the basic need to be a prime minister and to know how to say ‘no’ to the President of the United States.’
Opposition leader Yair Lapid accused Netanyahu of behaving as though Israel were a protectorate state of the US. Lapid had called for a ‘powerful response’ to the rocket fire from Lebanon on Saturday, writing that ‘the responsibility for the security of Israeli citizens lies solely with the Israeli government.’
MK Oded Forer urged Netanyahu to ‘fulfill his role and act to protect the residents of the North.’
Northern Israel under attack
The criticisms come as northern Israel continues to come under a barrage of missiles and drones, with multiple municipal leaders in the north condemning the government’s handling of the situation.
Former prime minister and competitor in the race for Israel’s next prime minister, Naftali Bennett, wrote that the government had ‘lost control over Israeli sovereignty’ and pledged to restore security to the citizens of Israel.
On Saturday evening Bennett accused the government of trying to ‘normalize an intolerable and unacceptable situation’, adding thatthe current coalition is ‘incapable.’