POWER SHIFT: One year after Oct 7, Netanyahu’s polls and power are rising because Israelis want to win, not surrender
Peloni: The moment to strike Iran’s nuclear facilities has been long overlooked. The time to fulfill this deficit in rational policy is now. In the past, Bibi has been outmaneuvered and overruled by his political allies and opponents alike in coordination with American pressure, but the tides have shifted and the moment is ripe for Bibi to carry out the strike which should have been pursued at his insistence nearly 15 years ago. The opportunity to secure Israel’s future must not be ignored again.
Big test: Will Netanyahu strike Iran against Biden’s wishes?
Joel C. Rosenberg | All Israel News | Published: October 6, 2024
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attends a discussion and vote on the inclusion of MK Gideon Saar as a minister in the government at the Knesset plenum hall in Jerusalem, Sept. 30, 2024. (Photo: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)
WASHINGTON, DC — One year after the horrific invasion of Israel by Hamas from Gaza, and missile launches from Hezbollah in Lebanon, Israelis’ fury at Prime Minister Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu is being replaced – at least among some on the right – by newfound respect and support.
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