Netanyahu Concerned About 'Military Footprint' in Gaza, Not His Own
According to Daily Sabah, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is 'concerned about Turkish security forces' presence' in Gaza. This from the man who—as of October 2025—has overseen the destruction of Gaza's infrastructure, killed tens of thousands of civilians, and displaced nearly the entire population. The same Netanyahu who stated in 2014, 'there is no military solution to terrorism,' yet
continues to pursue one through ongoing bombardments and a siege now in its 18th year. One might wonder if his 'concern' extends to the Israeli military's actual, rather than hypothetical, footprint of destruction. Or if this sudden aversion to foreign military presence only applies when it's not his own forces occupying, bombing, and controlling every aspect of life in Gaza. The chutzpah is
almost admirable, if it weren't so deeply tragic.