To a large degree, the international narrative regarding the prime minister is shaped by media coverage in Israel. But the Israeli public isn’t buying it.
Benjamin Netanyahu
According to the Israel Security Agency, the suspect, Moti Maman, 73, demanded $1 million to become an Iranian asset.
Months ago we reported why the Philadelphi Corridor is so important and why Israel must recapture the border with Egypt.
“The axis of evil needs the Philadelphi Corridor; for this reason, we need the Philadelphi Corridor,” the Israeli prime minister said.
Netanyahu means “the one given by God.” In both Jewish and Christian circles, many consider Bibi to be chosen of God. His voters see him as the Messiah of Israel.
Hate and incitement are not a new phenomenon. They have led to political violence in the past. The question is, where does criticism end and incitement begin?
Jerusalem may be in the best possible strategic position to seriously degrade Hezbollah’s terror army while neutralizing Tehran’s malign influence.
“In those days there was no king in Israel; everyone did what was right in his own eyes.” This verse from Judges 21 was quoted yesterday in several posts in Israel. That is the mood among the people.
The Israeli public overwhelmingly prefers a conservative right-wing government, but not necessarily with Netanyahu at the helm.
What happens when the people lose trust in their leaders? Like Korah and his clan did with Moses, or those who today find fault with Bibi.