Going it alone

Netanyahu has done many things throughout his many years in office. In my opinion, the scales are tipped against him in the balance of failures versus achievements, but now he plays a fateful, Churchillian role. He is facing terrible pressure from the hostile American government, which is also using at least some of the domestic subversion against him, and he is facing attempts at sedition, wild incitement, unbridled slander, and a public, which, although it is a minority, tries to burn the country in time of war as if there is no tomorrow and there are no enemies. He does all this in front of the majority of the hostile media, defeatist Chief of Staff and Minister of Defense who coordinate too much with the Americans and the corrupt justice system that does not lift a finger against the thieves of the state, the rebels, and the instigators, in a blatant display of hypocrisy and standing in favor of the rebels. This could be Netanyahu’s great and historic hour. His whole life so far, his whole career, all the mistakes he had to learn from—everything is now draining to a climax. A climax in insisting on eliminating Hamas, destroying Gaza, and proving that it does not pay to massacre the Jews in the State of Israel, and also a climax on the Iranian issue, which is now reaching the final stage of developing atomic bombs. If he stands up to the pressure and does what is assigned to him, which he knows very well, he will go down in history alongside Churchill, because not only the fate of Israel vis-à-vis Islam is now at stake, but also the fate of the Western world that has fought against that enemy. Israel defeating Hams may provide proof and a personal example that extreme Islam can be defeated, so Netanyahu’s role is twofold. We are in a critical period. We have the ability to turn it into a great period, our most beautiful hour. Today I am strengthening Netanyahu’s hand and keeping my fingers crossed for him.