Benjamin Netanyahu has submitted a request for a presidential pardon. The Israeli prime minister is facing justice in several cases for alleged corruption and calling early elections. Defense Minister Israel Catch declared on Thursday that his country is prepared for the possibility of having to intervene again in Iran.
Behind me , dozens of Israeli citizens are staging a protest on television against the biggest war Israel has ever started against Iran. Benjamin Netanyahu is putting himself to the test; he has just called elections in Israel. Well, now they say, let’s go over some points we left unfinished, especially the Israeli coalition there , which presented a bill to dissolve NEST, which is precisely the unicameral body that holds legislative power there, and to call for early elections.
Did you hear that right? The governing coalition of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, or Vibi to his friends, has introduced a bill to dissolve NESET, the Israeli parliament, and open the door to calling early elections in the country. And the question you’re all probably asking yourselves right now is, why now? So pay attention.
The ruling coalition collapsed over a bill that prevented religious students from joining the armed forces. Many of you will think that Netanyahu is entrenched in power and that no one is going to remove him from it. Well, no, nothing could be further from the truth. His presence is hanging by a thread right now, and the truth is that Netanyahu has spent years doing all sorts of political acrobatics to try to stay there.
But right now the political landscape in Israel is very unfavorable for him. He claims it is a matter of public interest. Benjamin Netanyo has submitted a request for a presidential pardon. The Israeli prime minister is facing justice in several cases for alleged corruption. Accusations that have plagued his term for almost 6 years and that, he says, only contribute to dividing Israeli society.
Many of you may not know this, but Netanyahu has had Israeli justice breathing down his neck for years. There are not just one or two cases of corruption, there are many. And not only cases of corruption, what happened on that fateful October 7, 2023 is still there and the question of why it was so easy has not yet been answered, although so far it has managed to slip away.
We have received messages from Israel. Defense Minister Israel Catch declared on Thursday that his country is prepared for the possibility of having to intervene again in Iran. Dice Catch. Iran has suffered heavy blows in the past year, but our mission is not yet over. We must meet the campaign’s objectives.
Indeed, he is using the war card. Let’s not make judgments right now because there are more important matters to address, you know what I mean. But of course, sooner or later that card will stop working for him, and now that the coalition has broken up it seems he will have to answer for it .
Therefore, the questions I ask myself in today’s video are, one, who are the people who are part of the government with Netanyahu? Second, who are all these religious groups? And three, why have they decided to play this trick on Netanyahu now? Today we will answer these questions, but first, Israel intensifies counterattacks amid the ceasefire in Lebanon.
This is the headline of the Washington Examiner, which as you can see has a right-wing and more pro-Israel editorial line. Other newspapers with a similar line, such as La Nación, headline: Israel intensifies its offensive in Lebanon to crush Jbola. The headlines aren’t exactly biased, but they do reflect the war between Israel, which is a recognized state, and Hezbollah, which is a terrorist group.
However, look at the headlines of other, more anti-Israeli media outlets like Middisti. Lebanon says that 3,185 people have died since Israel started the war against the country. That completely changes the story, doesn’t it? We no longer speak of Hbolá, but of Lebanon, which is another legitimate and recognized state.
They make clear the number of deaths that Israel has caused. Other traditionally anti-Israeli media outlets like Al Jazeera are somewhat less aggressive and in fact use the same headlines as some other pro-Israeli media outlets. Look, Israel will intensify its offensive in Lebanon to crush Hbola.
As you can see, the rhetoric is also relatively harsh on the Hebrew state, but it’s the same headline as that of the nation. As you can see, with stories like this, the approach and the words completely change the narrative. That’s why it’s so important to read all the different perspectives to get a realistic picture of what’s happening.
The good news is that we can find them all in one place, which is also the sponsor of this video. I present to you Ground News. Ground News is an app and website that gathers news from major international media outlets and gives you the necessary context to understand the bias of each one. In other words, they don’t write the news themselves, but rather they organize it.
It is an atlas for understanding English-language media around the world. With Ground News you can see all sides of the same story. In this way we can escape the echo chambers that social media puts us in. Moreover, we can not only see the bias and editorial line of each newspaper, but also who is behind it. a business group, the government of another country, a large media conglomerate.
Pay attention, because all this information is crucial to forming a truly accurate picture of the world around us and the interests at play when we are told the information. But not only that, since we all have a bias, myself included, we can click on Blind Spot and see the stories that are not covered in our echo chamber.
If you’re a long-time follower of my channel, you’ll surely know Ground News, because they’re one of my main sponsors, and that’s because it’s a service I use daily and that fits perfectly with my way of handling information. If you like what I do, you’ll like Ground News and you’ll like it when more people use it, because the world would truly be a much better place if we all had a critical spirit and were better informed.
So you have to give a gift to a friend. We all have that friend with whom we always argue about politics. Well, Ground News is a fantastic gift option and I’m making it easy for you because I have a great discount. Basically, if you use the link I’ve included below in the description, you’ll get a very generous discount, 40% off the Vanas plan, which is the plan that includes all the features.
So you know, go to ground.news/fonseca News/FONSECA and not only will you be supporting my channel, but you’ll also get a 40% discount and, more importantly, you’ll be helping to create a world of free thinkers. And now, let’s look at a little history. I am Fonseca. Welcome to Only FS. Benjamin Netanyahu has been the strongman of Israel since 1996, since the time when the Spice Girls were famous, almost 30 years.
But be aware, this does not mean that he has been prime minister for these 30 years. In fact, he has been prime minister for 16 years, meaning he has served continuously. But come on, this guy has seen Bill Clinton, Bushijo, Obama, Trump, Biden, and Trump again pass through the White House. While Clinton was having oral exams in the Oval Office, Bibi was already governing Israel.
Netanyah with millions of votes. Shimon Perez obtained 1,471,500. But be warned, he would leave office in 1999, although he continued to be the one who called the shots in Jewish politics and returned to power in 2009. Since then he has not moved from the beita guion, which is something like the Israeli government palace.
And more than one person will wonder, how did it last so long? Well, here, my dear friends, is where we begin to understand the great paradox, because the same people who helped him become all-powerful in Israel are the ones who can now end his rule. They are known as the God-fearing ones and from now on they will have to do mandatory military service like the rest of the Israelis.
And this has sparked protests like this one in the heart of Jerusalem’s ultra-Orthodox Jewish community. Until now, those who dedicated themselves to studying the Torah full-time were exempt. Let’s take it one step at a time . When Vivi returned to office on March 31, 2009, his party, the right-wing Li Cud, had not even been the most voted in the February elections and yet he formed a government.
As? Well, with the calculator in hand and shady dealings with right-wing parties and religious parties. Israel’s designated prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, announced the successful formation of a new coalition after weeks of arduous negotiations. Netanyahu made the announcement on Twitter late Wednesday night, minutes before the deadline set by President Isaac Herzock for midnight that day.
And here we need to stop for a second because it is important to understand the political zoo that Netanyahu maintains. Pay attention. On one side there are the Shash, who are the ultra-Orthodox Sephardim, that is, the Jews descended from those who were expelled from the Iberian Peninsula in 1492. But on the other side we have another religious party, which are the Ashkenazi Jews of the UTJ, that is, Unified Torah Judaism, and then there is the Jewish Home, which is also another religious party. So far, the Torfanatics,
but not all of Vivi’s partners are religious because another party called Israel Beitenu, which is the nationalist right, and Culanu, which is a liberal center-right party, also got involved in the mix. And to top it all off, the most extreme of all, who are not the classic religious parties, are the religious Zionists of the Mayajahudit, because the classic religious parties are not Zionists, they do not believe in the State of Israel and that is why they do not send troops, they do not do military service. In other words, they believe
that Jews should be there, but they don’t believe in the State of Israel, they ‘re not Zionists, okay? However, these ones do . These are Zionists and religious people at the same time . Although it may not seem like it, this is a fairly modern ideology. It has emerged in the last 15 years and right now has a minority but very important weight in the Israeli Parliament.
And their ideology is basically the worst of both worlds in one package. You know what happens if you mix an acid with a base, right? Who doesn’t know that? So with this cocktail, Benjamin Netanyahu secured majorities time and time again in the Neset. being re-elected time and time again .
He is either a survivor or a politician who refuses to go home, depending on how you look at it. Come on, Pedro Sánchez and Benjamin Netanyahu would get along much better than many would like to imagine. So, what price does Netanya pay for so many years at the top? Well, not very clear, he has had to accept the idea of ”make Israel great again” and that means, translated into Spanish, expansion of Jewish settlements in Cis Jordan.
Year after year, Israel’s prime minister has signed an agreement to push forward with a controversial settlement plan that cuts through land the Palestinians hope will form their future state. The new E1 plan links the settlements of East Jerusalem with another settlement area in the CIS occupied Jordan. The data is devastating.
Since 2009 the Jewish settler presence in Cis Jordan has almost doubled. I remind you that Palestine, as you know, is divided into two territories, Gaza and the West Bank. Gaza is the problematic part where it is never, etc. Cis Jordan, in theory, is the part where the Palestinians who accepted the state of Israel and who agreed to negotiate with Israel are located.
In other words, we could say that it is peaceful Palestine. Well, here the presence of Jewish settlers has doubled. They have gone from 300,000 to almost 600,000 when the latest ones ordered by Netanyahu are completed . I’ll give you a number. Between 2018 and 2024, the number of settlements in the West Bank increased by 250%. 250%.
And all of this has a lot to do with Benjamin Netanyahu’s power strategy . It was in 2024, and also in 2023 when Israel began to invade Gaza. Since then, settlers have tripled their attacks on Palestinian farmers. When we come to our lands, they come to attack and destroy us. And one of the men knocking on Vivi’s door to ask her to evict the Palestinians and approve more settlements is Mr.
Bezalel Smotrich, leader of the religious Zionist party and finance minister since 2022. He is also in charge of planning the settlements, mainly because he lives in one of them and he wants to directly annex the entire West Bank to the State of Israel. He promised on Monday that preparations for the annexation of the settlements were already underway.
The only way to remove the threat of a terrorist Palestinian state from the agenda is to establish Israeli sovereignty over all settlements in Judea and Samaria. The minister, in fact, is a settler who says he sees an opportunity in Donald Trump’s return to power in the United States .
But Smotric is a neighbor of another settlement promoter, Mr. Itamar Bengiver, who lives in Kirat Harba, near Hebron, and has been Minister of National Security since 2022. And no, don’t think this man is moderate. Execute as many terrorists as you can. Bengeb is the leader of the Osma Jehudit party and between him and Smotric they contribute 20 seats to Neset.
Remember that Israel has 120 seats in its parliament and they need 61 to govern. Liuz has 30, so without the 20 from the ultras he won’t make it. Therefore, whenever the prime minister tries to get tough with his demands, they very politely remind him that, as Maral would say, without you I am nothing. And that’s why we see news like this.
In the last few hours, Benjamin Netanyahu’s government said it has a plan to create 34 new settlements in occupied South Jordan. And of course, with all this in the government, it only took one event for the radical elements to come to light, and that event arrived: the most traumatic event Israelis have experienced since their existence as a state in 1948.
The massacre of 100 Jewish citizens at the hands of the terrorist group Jamás was a devastating blow. I remind you that Israel is a country with around 10 million inhabitants, so 100 killed means that practically every Israeli has a friend or relative who has died in this tragedy. The country that sold itself to the whole world as having the best security system on the planet, the state of hackers, of Mossat, of smart walls, of Iron Dome, well that same country was outsmarted by Iran’s proxy in Gaza. Never.
And brutally mocked. Any other prime minister would have lasted minutes in office for ignoring the warnings that came before the massacre. In Israel, a new report leaked to the press reveals serious security flaws prior to the attacks of October 7th. Two weeks earlier, Israeli intelligence services already knew in detail the intentions of Jamás, which included that attack on military posts and also the kidnapping of dozens of people.
However, Israel decided to heed that saying of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, which says in times of affliction not to make changes, or that typical saying that says not to change horses midstream. So instead of investigating why the Shimbet and Mossad, the two agencies in charge of monitoring terrorists, had not warned of the attack, they chose to keep Bibi in his position, even if it was at the last minute.
This led to the formation of an emergency government that included opposition figures such as Benny Gans and Yair Lapiz, who days before October 7 were calling for Netanyahu’s resignation in the streets of Tel Aviv. Hundreds of thousands of Israelis have taken to the streets across the country to protest changes to Israel’s legal system, which some say threaten the country’s democratic foundations.
And this is where Netanyahu performed his best magic trick. He went from being on the political tightrope, about to fall into the mud, to having the support of the entire Israeli political spectrum, because the desire for revenge after the massacre was the most powerful force in Israeli society.
And here’s one thing you need to understand about this country, which is in many ways fascinating because of the complexity of its society. Interestingly, Israel is one of the most individualistic and confrontational societies there is, where debating is the most common . In fact, debate is in its DNA. Catholics go to Mass to listen to the priest speak, that’s all.
They listen and barely participate. However, when Jews go to the synagogue, they go to discuss the Torah. That is to say, even within their own religion, within their own traditions, there is discussion, argumentation. And this also happens in the Israeli army and companies. Anyone who has worked with Israelis knows that it’s normal for everything to be discussed.
In fact, it ‘s very normal to argue with the boss, and that also translates to Israeli politics, which is a particularly multi-party system. I mean, for having just over 10 million inhabitants, they have like 11 parties in parliament. It’s absolutely outrageous. All governments in this country have always been formed through coalitions because there are countless political parties and they are constantly arguing.
However , at the same time it is an incredibly collectivist society with an idea of Jewish community and of everyone as one that in certain aspects is even enviable and that was totally noticeable on October 7, where everyone put aside their differences to defend their country. Do you like Israel more or less? We can talk about the atrocities they have committed in Gaza, about Netanyahu’s atrocities, but we must recognize that they have a very clearly defined identity that we would all like to have in our own country. Now, many of you may be
wondering, why were these demonstrations against Netanyahu organized before October 7th? Because Netanyahu’s government was dirtier than a hippie’s heel. The main reason was a highly controversial judicial reform that left the main body of the judicial branch, the Supreme Court, almost as just another dependency of the executive branch.
Another intense day of protests in Israel against the controversial judicial reform promoted by Benjamin Netanyahu’s government. To put it in layman’s terms, with this reform, the prime minister can choose the judges and veto Supreme Court rulings he disagrees with by using the Neset, which is the parliament.
In other words, Netanyahu was basically fulfilling Pedro Sánchez’s wet dream . And be aware that it doesn’t end there. At that time, he was already facing three corruption trials that began in 2020. I’m starting to like the parallel with the PSOE more. But let ‘s get back to the topic. In what corruption cases has the good old Netanyahu been involved? Let’s go one by one.
The first one is called, get this, the case of the 1000 gifts. And it is called that because it investigates the gifts that Vivi received throughout her term in exchange for political favors. Boxes of cigars, bottles of very expensive champagne, jewelry for his wife, you know, everyday things . Benjamin, accused by the Israeli prosecution of fraud, breach of trust and bribery in three different corruption cases.
a true earthquake amidst the unprecedented political chaos the country is experiencing. The second is the so-called 2000 case and has nothing to do with the name of the new appliance. It has to do with a pact that Netanyahu made with the editor of the Jedi Ahnorov newspaper named Arnond Moses to obtain favorable media coverage in exchange for pushing a law that curbs the growth of the rival newspaper, a newspaper called Israel Hayom and which, unsurprisingly, is one of the most critical of the Netanyahu administration.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took the stand on Monday for the first time since he asked for a pardon for the country’s president in his protracted corruption trial. And the last case is by far the most serious, the so-called case 4000. And as you can see, as the case number increases, so does the intensity of the legal proceedings.
In this process, Netan Yahoo is being investigated for favoring the telecommunications company BCEC in exchange for obtaining positive coverage on the Wala news portal, which happens to be one of the most influential in all of Israel. The Israeli prime minister returns to court for the seventieth hearing in the corruption trial.
As you can see, Benjamin Netanyahu did everything possible to tame the Supreme Court justices until October 7th arrived . In fact, he achieved this because, together with his allies, he imposed his judicial reform on NESET in March of last year. And early this morning, Benjamin Netanyahu’s government approved a controversial reform, whose vote was boycotted by the opposition, and which gives political forces greater control over the appointment of the judiciary.
Does that mean all his legal problems are over? No, not at all, because the courts continued to do their job and the opposition demonstrations continued , even when there were risks of attacks from Iran or its proxies. In Israel, more and more people are tired of Vivi’s endless wars, launched in the name of the State of Israel, but which in reality only serve to keep her in power.
Behind me , dozens of Israeli citizens are staging a protest on Televida, rejecting the biggest war Israel has ever started against Iran. On this 36th day, through slogans and banners they demand an end to the massacre, to what they call the perpetual war. And be warned, Netanyahu played his cards very well, because every time he was summoned by the courts to appear for corruption cases, the hearings were postponed for national security reasons.
Of course, if there wasn’t a bombing in Gaza, it was an attack on Iran, or an attack in Lebanon, or a scare in Syria. As you can see, Netanyahu has deliberately made sure to make the river ever more powerful so that no one dares to take him off his horse. Now, the horse is starting to get tired.
Yanahu is running out of bullets, literally. Because? Well, we’re going to see it right now. Vivi’s eternal war. Before we continue, if you’re new to this channel, let me remind you that we release new videos every week. The news reports tell you the news, I tell you the story. If you’re interested in international politics, geopolitics, a bit of economics, and all seasoned with a good dose of dark humor and sarcasm, this is the place for you.
So, you know what to do: subscribe and hit the bell so you don’t miss any of our updates. And now, let’s continue with today’s story. Under Netanyahu’s government, Israel currently maintains not one, not two, not three, but seven active war fronts . Seven, uh, I mean, seven war fronts. This is a country of, well, about 11, 10, 11 million inhabitants fighting at the same time on seven fronts. First, Gaza.
Despite the fact that the orange president announced a truce until October 10, 2025, he is still the one who rules in the 40% of the strip that is not controlled by Israel. And as I told you before, there is a score to settle since October 7th that cannot be resolved without ending with “never.” The problem, then, is that the truce only served to rescue the living hostages and the bodies of the murdered captives.
On Monday, he never released the last 20 Israeli hostages who were still alive in the Gaza Strip. The captives, captured two years ago in the attack by the Islamist movement in southern Israel that sparked the war, were handed over to the Red Cross, which then took them to the Israeli army. But he never remains active and armed to the teeth.
Moreover, it recovered many of the losses it suffered in the Israeli offensive. Because? Because the level of destruction caused by Israel’s response convinced many Palestinians to join the militias. You know that a bomb kills one terrorist, but creates 10 new ones, and that’s why Israel never stopped bombing Gaza.
The dead number in the hundreds, in the thousands in these attacks. Amid the fragile ceasefire, Israel carried out its deadliest airstrikes in recent weeks in the Gaza Strip. The ceasefire is a farce, but in reality there is no ceasefire. There are attacks, there are martyrs, there are wounded, there is destruction and there could be many more because while we are recording this video, the Israeli army is preparing to carry out Netanyahu’s order to launch a final offensive against Jamás.
As the two- year mark of the bloody war between Israel and Yemen approaches, the Hebrew state has launched its long-awaited major ground offensive on Gaza City, the largest urban center in the Gaza Strip. But if all this weren’t enough, we have Lebanon. Tired of receiving a barrage of rockets from Hezbollah from southern Lebanon, on March 2, Israeli troops launched a large-scale offensive against this territory.
Israel grew tired of waiting for the Lebanese army to fulfill its commitment to disarm the pro-Iranian guerrillas, so they decided to invade their northern neighbor once again. But this time beware, their plan is to create a 10 km uninhabited zone of Anso on the border with Lebanon. And as if all this were not enough, he decided that his security zone would extend to the Litani River, which means taking control of nearly 10% of Lebanese territory.
Israel announced on Tuesday that it planned to occupy parts of southern Lebanon once the war against the pro-Iranian Islamist group Hesbola is over. At the end of the operation, the Israeli defense forces will establish themselves in a security zone within Lebanon. You may be for or against this strategy, but the important thing is that this would involve deploying thousands more Israeli soldiers in a campaign that could easily last a few months and then require thousands more soldiers to occupy a huge area of hostile territory. But apart
from these, these are troops that you can’t send to the third front, Syria, because yes, Syria is another front for Israel and it has to reserve regiments in case they respond to its intentions of creating a Russian state in the west of the country of Alsara. The fourth front, as I have already mentioned, is Cis Jordan, because once again troops need to be sent to protect the settlers.
As you can imagine, the expulsion of more than 36,000 Palestinians from their lands generates strong reactions. The displacement of 36,000 Palestinians in Cis Jordan raises fears of ethnic cleansing by Israel. And I remind you that in Cis Jordan, cells of Jamas and Islamic Lajad operate alongside several Palestinian militias born in the refugee camps that Israel expands every time it expels Palestinians and creates new settlements.
Come on, the more expulsions, the more militiamen. It’s pure mathematics. And then we have the fifth front, which you can probably guess what it is. The Islamic Republic of Iran. And no, it doesn’t matter that the orange president is negotiating a ceasefire, because Netanyahu has already made it very clear.
The war with Iran is over, and if it isn’t, who will decide when it is? I think a lot has been achieved, but it’s not over because there is still nuclear material and enriched uranium that needs to be removed from Iran. Even if Trump reaches a deal with the Ayatollahs, Bibi promises to stay. And the paradox is most curious because it is possible that what will unleash the next attacks by Israel against Iran will be precisely a ceasefire signed by Trump. Yes, you heard right.
For Israel, a promise from Mostamaenei, promising that he will control his nuclear ambitions, is worth about as much as a €4 bill and is also an existential issue because if the Iranians deceive the USA, the one who will end up paying the bill is Israel, whom the Ayatollahs swore to wipe off the map. Iran warns it could enrich its uranium enough to build a nuclear weapon if it is attacked again by Israel or the United States.
And while they solve the problem with Iran, they have to keep an eye on the sixth front, Yemen, because behind any Iranian response come the Jute rebels launching missiles from the Arabian Peninsula. And finally, we have the last battlefront, which is the most recent and at the same time the most elusive: the sea.
And you might say, “Does the sea also have a maritime war, Israel?” Yes, I am referring specifically to maritime defense, routes, Jute vessels in the Red Sea, and permanent naval presence. So there you have it . Gaza Cis, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Iran, Yemen, the Sea, seven fronts at the same time. And all this for a nation of 11 million inhabitants.
As you can imagine, the effort they have to make to maintain all this is Nacho Vidaliano. In addition to its 180,000 members of the armed forces, Israel has hundreds of thousands of reservists. And pay attention to the nuance. Precisely because on some fronts, defensive tasks are no longer being carried out , but offensives are being launched.
What does this mean? Well, more people are needed because attacking is more difficult than defending and requires more soldiers. To give you an idea, it is estimated that there are already 130,000 reservists mobilized at this time, but now Netanyahu is asking for another 100,000. The Israeli army has announced a massive mobilization of reservists, an order that could reach up to 100,000 troops as part of an unprecedented military offensive against Iran.
Following the airstrikes that hit strategic targets in that country, Netanyahu’s government can mobilize up to 450,000 reservists, which is the maximum allowed by its laws. And this is where the big problem lies for the Israeli leader. Historic ruling that would change the future of ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel.
Since the founding of the State in 1948, Haredi Jews have been exempt from compulsory military service, an agreement based on the importance that the preservation of traditions, and in particular full-time religious study, represents for the ultra-Orthodox. By opening so many fronts at once, Israel needs to count on every man and woman capable of holding a rifle.
And here, obviously, come the Jardis, that is, the Orthodox Jews. You see, since the creation of the State of Israel in 1948, the ultra-Orthodox or Haredim were exempt from military service. Because? Because potatoes. Well, the official excuse is that their sacred mission is to read the Torah. I’m not kidding, this is the reason.
So while the rest of Israelis paid the blood tax in every war, they prayed, which, as you can imagine, generates a certain amount of anger in the rest of Israeli society and had been generating this anger since the War of Independence in 1948. Well, in 2024 a law took away this privilege from them.
The free-for-all is over, time to pray and fight, or at least to fight. Another demonstration fills the streets of Israel. This time they denounce the historical inequality between the ultra-Orthodox and other sectors of Israeli society. Shortly after this march, the government approved a new budget allocating billions of shekels of additional funding for the ultra-Orthodox.
As you can imagine, this law that forces them to change their gear for a camouflaged helmet has been received by ultra-religious sectors as if they had been served a Serrano ham sandwich. And the reaction has been so great that they are now threatening to leave the governing coalition. The coalition supporting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu introduced a proposal on Wednesday to dissolve the Israeli parliament and pave the way for a possible early election in Israel.
In other words, Kenetanyahu came to power with the help of religious parties and hardline nationalists. By listening to the ultranationalists, a huge need for troops was generated, and that need for troops turned the ultra-religious against him, and now they threaten to finally bring him down .
So perhaps he will have to answer for it now. I don’t know what Jewish texts say about these cases, but in Spain we have a saying that goes, “He who grasps at too much, holds nothing,” and the one who is in trouble now is Benjamin Netanyahu. This leader needs to win the elections in September, but this time without the help of ultra-religious groups.
And I know what you’re all wondering right now. Who is in the opposition? So pay attention. Opposition leaders Naftal Bennett and Yair Lapiz have joined forces to form a joint list, a list with a single objective: to end Licud’s 16 years in power. Two veterans of Israeli politics reunite . In the upcoming elections, the two main opponents to the prime minister will run on the same list called Beyjat, which means “together” in Hebrew.
Our unity is a message directed to all the people of Israel. The era of division is over. The era of rectification has arrived. When we work together, we win. Does this mean that Israel will now enter a pacifist era? He will sing the Kumbaya and make peace with his adversaries. It ‘s not Israel, I highly doubt it.
Both Benet and Pid are as strongly inclined as Vivi to take an offensive against all enemies of Israel, but at least they are not as committed to ultra-right-wing groups as Etajo is. And that changes everything in politics. It’s like in Spain your government depends on making deals with nationalists. So now that we’ve reached this point, it’s your turn.
Will this be the definitive end of Netanu or will he pull another rabbit out of the hat as he has always done? Who would be their alternative? You can leave your answer in the comments and as always, don’t forget that here at Solo Fonseca we release new videos every week. So, you know what to do: subscribe to this channel and hit the bell icon so you don’t miss any of our updates.
If you liked this video, give it a like and we’ll see you in the next one. Thank you for being there and see you soon.
Disclaimer : This content may be created by AI for entertainment purposes. Any resemblance to real persons, events, or places is coincidental.
