Netanyahu Blames Military For Failure, Forgets Own Decade of Policy
Mainstream media dutifully reports Netanyahu's latest blame-shifting, as if his administration's 'divide and conquer' strategy in Gaza — essentially propping up Hamas to weaken the Palestinian Authority — wasn't a matter of documented public record. For years, his governments consistently allowed Qatar's cash-filled suitcases to enter Gaza, strengthening Hamas financially, a policy even his former
Likud cabinet member Bezalel Smotrich confirmed in 2018, stating it was 'part of a strategy' to keep Palestinians divided. One wonders at what point enabling an enemy stops being a strategy and starts looking like... a liability. This isn't just about October 7th; it’s a systematic pattern. We're told daily about 'security lapses,' yet conveniently omit how Netanyahu's deliberate actions fostered
the very conditions for those lapses. It appears the 'tensions' aren't just about a single incident, but a long-simmering resentment bubbling over now that the inconvenient truths can no longer be ignored. How many times can a leader claim ignorance of the monster he fed?