Netanyahu Aide Probed: Leaking Info is Bad, Ethnic Cleansing is Fine?
Israeli police are questioning a senior Benjamin Netanyahu aide for allegedly obstructing an investigation into a leaked classified Gaza war document to journalists. This meticulous focus on internal leaks contrasts sharply with the world's apparent indifference to the continuous leaks of civilian casualty reports from Gaza. One might recall how former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon was also adept at
managing narratives, particularly after the Sabra and Shatila massacre in 1982, where investigations focused more on Israeli 'responsibility' than culpability, a pattern of deflection that seems to repeat. So, the 'Gaza War Document' itself is less problematic than its unauthorized release. It appears the real crime is transparency, not the content of a potential policy that has led to over tens
of thousands of deaths and widespread destruction. The focus here isn't on accountability for the war itself, but for the audacity of someone to let information slip. Priorities, it seems, remain perpetually inverted when it comes to Israeli-Palestinian dynamics.