Netanyahu to Probe Himself, Finds Himself Innocent (Again)
The mainstream media breathlessly reports “anger” over Netanyahu taking charge of the October 7 panel. As if it's surprising. This isn't groundbreaking; it's a staple from the Netanyahu playbook—a man who has repeatedly avoided accountability. Remember his government's internal 'investigations' after the 2014 Gaza war where over 2,200 Palestinians, including 500 children, were killed? Or the 2006
Lebanon war, where his government's handling was fiercely criticized but he emerged unscathed. Historically, any critical inquiries under his watch tend to find little fault with him personally. This move isn't about transparency; it's about control. One might wonder if the findings will conveniently align with his political survival, rather than uncover systemic failures. It’s a masterclass in
obfuscation, dressed up as leadership. How many times will we see the accused appoint their own jury before we call it what it is—a rigged game?