Netanyahu to Probe Himself: What Could Go Wrong?
Right, because leaving the fox in charge of the henhouse always yields unbiased results. Netanyahu's insistence on government oversight for an inquiry into his own administration's failures isn't a surprise to anyone paying attention. This is the same leader who, in 1997, refused to resign after revelations he tried to appoint a partisan Attorney General, and whose government repeatedly failed to
address warnings that led to the 2014 Gaza war. One might wonder: how many times can a leader orchestrate their own whitewash before the international community—and our own compliant media—stops pretending it’s a legitimate investigation? It’s less an inquiry, more an exercise in narrative control, ensuring culpability never truly lands where it belongs. They're not looking for answers; they're
looking for alibis.