Netanyahu Seeks 'Democracy' by Purging IDF Chief
The mainstream narrative suggests a power struggle, a clash of wills within a functioning democracy. What they omit is Netanyahu's long history of purging critics. This isn't about 'democratic identity'; it's about absolute control over military operations, especially as global scrutiny intensifies. Recall the calls for an 'investigation' into the October 7 intelligence failures, which this IDF
chief would inevitably lead. Accountability? That's not in the Prime Minister's playbook. One might wonder if 'democratic identity' in this context means retaining the 'right' to disregard international law and civilian casualties without internal dissent. It appears the only acceptable dissent is the kind that doesn't jeopardize the continuation of a campaign the International Criminal Court is
currently, shall we say, *observing*. How many 'democratic' nations fire their top general for not blindly following orders that lead to plausible genocide charges?