ed note–again, ladies and Gentile-men, several items of vital importance contained within this OpEd that all Gentiles living on GGE need to understand.
Our Hebraic author is 100% correct–Netanyahu is not ‘the problem’, as much as certain ‘neighborhoods’ within the organized forces of anti-Gentilism try and make it seem as though he is.
As horrific as the present carnage/human sacrifice taking place in Gaza right now is, the ugly truth of the matter is that there is nothing new about it. It has been this way ever since the Judah-ites began their unholy invasion of Palestine over a century ago.
The fact that a ‘right-wing’ and ‘religious’ government came to power a year ago is meaningless, because as the history of the last 75 years has demonstrated, it doesn’t matter who is in power–left vs right/religious vs secular, the Jewish State does what the Jewish State is constitutionally/institutionally/chromosomally designed to do, which is to–
MASS MURDER GENTILES, DISPLACE THEM FROM THEIR LANDS AND STEAL FROM THEM WHAT THEY RIGHTFULLY OWN
Lest we forget–
‘…You must destroy them totally…Make no treaty with them, show them no mercy and do not save alive anything that breathes, for you are a people holy to the Lord your God who has chosen you out of all the peoples on the face of the earth to be his people, his treasured possession…’ –Book of Deuteronomy
As well as–
‘When the Lord your God brings you into the land he swore to your fathers, to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, he will give you a land with large, flourishing cities you did not build, houses filled with all kinds of good things you did not provide, wells you did not dig, and vineyards and olive groves you did not plant…’–Book of Deuteronomy
Recall that in the ‘good ol’ days’, Israel was an avowedly socialist/left-leaning state under the Prime Ministership of a professed atheist, David Ben Gurion, and yet, the largest expulsion of Gentiles from their ancestral homelands in Palestine occurred, as well as Gentile massacres such as those at Deir Yassin, where, according to one eyewitness–
‘The Jews ripped open the bellies of all the women they found straight away with bayonets and took jewelry from their victims, and if those items did not come off easily, they would cut off the arm to take the bracelet or cut off the finger to get the ring…’
20 years later, the 6-Day War took place that has resulted in the present occupation, and with it, the daily death toll of Palestinian Gentiles numbering in the tens of thousands, and this under the Prime Ministership of Levi Eshkol, also a ‘leftie’.
In other words, the reason that it doesn’t matter who is in power is because the electrical current that energizes Jewish behavior–left/right, religious/secular, both in the Middle East and everywhere else–remains the same, which is the Judah-ism itself, which is best understood by its synonymical twin sibling which is–
ANTI-GENTILISM…
The difference between those anti-Gentile vampires on the right such as Netanyahu, Ben Gvir, Smotrich, etc, vs those on the left is that the former don’t bother to hide their fangs, whereas the latter insist upon wearing dentures when they are out in public so as to appear less vampirish.
Either way, as our Hebraic author makes very clear, Netanyahu is not the problem, and the only reason there APPEARS to be opposition to him is because the ‘smarter’ elements within La Kosher Nostra see him as the loud gangster that draws too much attention to the entire Judaic criminal enterprise.
Gideon Levy for Haaretz
What if Benjamin Netanyahu hadn’t been prime minister for 16 years – would this terrible war not have broken out?
Would the war have looked different? Can we be sure the surprise and fiasco of October 7 wouldn’t have happened? The hostages wouldn’t have been taken? Israel wouldn’t have carried out such a gruesome mass killing in Gaza?
These aren’t ‘what if’ questions, nor are they meant to reduce by one iota the hugeness of Netanyahu’s responsibility and the severity of his blame for what has taken place. Netanyahu has to go, yesterday, today, tomorrow, like the entire insane government of zeroes he formed, which has brought us to the brink of the abyss.
But are there any leaders in Israel who would act in a fundamentally different way toward Gaza and the Palestinians?
No way.
Placing full blame for all Israel’s woes on Netanyahu is saying that had it not been for him, everything would have been different. That’s what the ‘anyone but Bibi’ people have been doing since their first day. Had it not been for Netanyahu, Gaza wouldn’t have been a prison, the settlements wouldn’t have rotted Israel and the IDF would have been a moral army.
That’s not true, of course. There are enough things for which, had it not been for Netanyahu, Israel would have been a better place, but lifting the curse of the occupation and the siege is not one of them.
There are decent politicians in Israel, full of good intentions, who are more modest and faithful to their positions than him, and it would have been nicer to be occupiers under them.
But Israel would have remained the same apartheid state, only more dolled up. Netanyahu corrupted the political system and infected it, destroyed the justice and law enforcement systems, and as for his personal conduct, it’s better not to start.
But when it comes to the core of the matter, the core from which Israel is fleeing as if it were fire, the core Netanyahu had planned to remove from the agenda – it appears that Netanyahu acted as his predecessors did and as his successors will.
Apart from the commendable efforts of former prime ministers such as Yitzhak Rabin, Shimon Peres, Ehud Barak, Ehud Olmert and Ariel Sharon to find a solution, if only partial, none of them had any intention of giving the Palestinians the minimum justice they deserve, without which there is no solution.
All of Israel’s Prime Ministers sided with continuing the occupation and the siege on Gaza. None of them thought for a moment to allow a real Palestinian state, with full powers, a state like any other. It didn’t occur to them to liberate the Gaza Strip from the strangling siege. Had it not been for all those, perhaps there would not be a Hamas.
The siege of Gaza wasn’t laid by Netanyahu; the change government didn’t think of lifting it. The money from Qatar may have flowed to Hamas in a more responsible way under Naftali Bennett, but the policy would basically have been the same. Nobody thought of opening Gaza to the world even in a controlled way – the only policy not tried, and the only one that could, perhaps, have advanced a solution.
It is also difficult to assess whether the IDF under another prime minister would have been a different army.
Would the fiasco have been avoided? It’s not certain. The occupation missions that became the majority of the IDF’s activity weren’t invented by Netanyahu. Any other prime minister would also have directed insane forces and resources to mollify the settlers and their whims. That’s how it was under all Israel’s governments.
The candidates are warming up on the starting line. Each one of them will be a better prime minister than Netanyahu. Certainly more honest, modest and decent than him.
But will any of them alter Israel’s steep downward trajectory?
Yair Lapid announced he’s in favor of bringing the Palestinian Authority into Gaza, but then immediately changed his mind, and he’s already against it. Lapid has no opinion.
Benny Gantz and Gadi Eisenkot are taking part in conducting the war, with all its crimes, which will yet turn out to have been futile. Neither of them has proposed a new way, one we’ve never tried before. It’s only force and more force.
Netanyahu has to go, there’s no more doubt. But Israel will continue its course.