By Gilad Atzmon – gilad.co.uk June 18, 2021
I am slightly amused by the many voices who celebrate what is perceived as the end of the Netanyahu era. Of course, I am not a Netanyahu supporter, far from it, but I will give Netanyahu credit where he deserves it. ‘King Bibi,’ as his Jewish supporters often refer to him, was actually a crucial factor in the rise of Palestinian resistance and Palestinian unity. Bibi was a pragmatist who managed to pull his nation, the region and even the entire world into a chain of disasters in a desperate but relentless attempt to save himself. Bibi is not a conspirator. He did it all in the open, and despite this, he is still the most popular politician in Israel.
As I have pointed out many times before, Israel is not politically divided. The vast majority of Israeli Knesset Members (MKs) are to the right of Netanyahu. Israel’s political establishment is divided over Netanyahu, but primarily due to personal rifts.
Israel is now governed by a very weak coalition unlikely to hold together for very long. One minor border clash in Gaza or a Jewish right-wing march in Jerusalem could topple the government and bring to an end to the ‘spirit of change’ in Israel. Since the current government enjoys a majority of just one Knesset member, every member in the coalition possesses the power to topple the government, or alternatively to mount significant pressure on the leader. The Government is practically paralyzed.
But the issue is far deeper. Netanyahu’s potential disappearance (be it through retirement from politics or shelter from his legal issues in a friendly country) will see the immediate collapse of the current coalition in favour of an ultra-right government. Such a government would enjoy the support of at least 80 Knesset members. It would include whatever is left out of the Likud party, the rabbinical Orthodox parties and of course around 20-25 of Netanyahu’s right-wing rivals who happened to end up (momentarily) in the so called ‘change coalition’.
In the complicated political stalemate that emerged due to the unresolved tension between Netanyahu and his rivals within the Right (such as Naftali Bennett, Gideon Sa’ar and Avigdor Lieberman), the Islamist party and its leader Mansur Abbas became kingmakers. On the face of it, the success of Abbas could bring many more Israeli Arabs to the polls. If Arabs in Israel see a benefit in their political participation and decide to go to the polls at a similar rate to their Jewish counterparts, they could almost double their representation in the Knesset. Israeli Arabs could easily become the most significant political bloc in the Jewish State. Yet Netanyahu’s disappearance would lead a shift in the complete opposite direction. With a right-wing Jewish coalition comprised of 80 MKs, no one would be dependent on the support of Ra’am or any Arab party.
What are the chances of Netanyahu disappearing? It depends how his trial evolves. But despite some calls to replace him within the Likud party, every grassroots Likud activist knows that Likud’s future and its electoral survival are totally dependent on Netanyahu and his charisma. Not only did he fail to prepare a successor, he worked tirelessly to undermine every gifted politician around him. He turned every rising right-wing alternative into his bitter enemy, and to a certain extent owes himself his own demise.
Unlike the naïve voices who speak for Palestine in the West but hardly understand the region and are too scared to ask what is it that drives the Jewish State, Hamas’ strategists see it all. They helped Bibi stay in power: he let them win, they let him paralyze Israel and let it spiral down. I also believe that Mansour Abbas can read the map. He knows that the Israeli Left is a comical compromised act. He knows that Meretz and the Labour party have removed themselves from the conflict and are solely concerned with climate issues and Identitarian matters (LGBTQ in particular). Mansour Abbas made a strategic effort to bond with the Jewish right wing, to form a coalition with the Orthodox parties. Bibi was happy to take Abbas into his coalition but Abbas failed to achieve his goal because the ultra-right Jewish parties identified his strategy and worked hard to undermine it.
I would have thought that in light of the above, those who wish for one state between the River and the Sea should consider accepting that Bibi may be the safest and fastest route towards such a goal.
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BORIS JOHNSTON
Whistleblowers have told s of the links between George Soros and the BLM riots
but its coming out now about Soros and other jews part in the Covid scandal
I was talking to my postman today and he said everyone in his sorting office refused to wear masks
and threatened a strike which could become national
so they were all given permission from Jew-boy Johnston that they did not have to wear them
From this we see what we already knew, that Jews find it impossible to give the goyim one way of life while they themselves follow an opposite one. They meant LGBTQ for the goyim but could not stop it spreading. They are even a product of breaking their own rules, prehistorically. It is all a farce.
Gilad, why did Bibi go all out to have his people injected with the false vaccine? Surely he would have known how deadly they are.
And why would the Israelis actually allow an Islamist party in their government?
These two things have me baffled.
Best news since long, Peter J!
But the way of the iewes are strange.
Surely a play with extreme consensus behind curtains.
If we try a little harder to remember established premises then our conclusions will most likely be different. The interests of Israel and its people are very clear. Likely 99% of Jewish Israelis are for Israel first and foremost over everyone else and every obstacle Otherwise they would not be there. Secondly, we have to remember that every single national leader and government except perhaps for a person who is a despot or some emperor cult is a puppet of the actual powers running the nation. This is the clearly the case for Trump, Biden, Johnson, Macron, Merkle, Trudeau, and anyone else you can think of, even Putin. So, regardless of what puppet is placed in power in a place like Israel, whether it be a crook like Netanyahu or some coalition to usher the nation through various contrived resets, or even into a war started by yet another military false flag, the same power structure behind the scenes is pulling the strings. If Netanyahu is no longer useful then he is deposed. Those who control the Knesset and the military are really in charge. Perhaps it is their chief benefactors who live in the UK and the US who are calling all of the shots, as they are in those nations as well.
The third thing we have to remember is that it is the weak and most manipulated leaders and governments which are the most controlled by the power elites and are those which get us into wars. The stage hook unexpectedly yanked Trump right out of the White House and entirely out of the picture to enable a total puppet and demented automaton to appear to be leading the puppet show. Who then really runs the US? It is the deep state which runs the military which ensures that at least a 1/2 of the budget keeps going to the military and the military in turn ensures that the deep state remains supreme. Symbiotic. Those are the optics but who really is running the deep state? Likely the money power and the same interests who run Israel, the UK, Canada, France, etc. Therefore, are their real interests for Israel to have a weak government appearing to be running the place at this time, in order to smooth things out for some false flag to start another war? Certainly, they do not want a war monger on the right haranguing to destroy Iran, or no one in the world would believe the false flag? The same can be said for the outing of Trump. Something is going on.
The false flag we are living through right now is the Covid one. One question is who are the elites apt to balm for it? If it is the money power running things and has it been decided that a war is necessary to save the faith in the money power?
watched a recent interview with the leader of Hamas, he lost me right at the very end when he proceeded to waffle on about “georgie” floyd and how he was a victim of “racism”
and “murdered.”
On the primitive level it’s the big man who calls the shots. He tolerates the money men because they can buy off his opponents, if they defy him he can squash them. Force rules the physical world and protects the money system. Who controls the military controls the money.
Notice our communist government members of both our parties are try to put the blame for covid everywhere but where it really did originate? Israel was working on a vaccine for it before anyone even knew it even existed. That’s really odd isn’t it. Kill the stupid white people that just adore them and other’s that they hate, which is everyone but Jews.
with one recorded death from the black london gangs per day
and threats to kill many whites
see this
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/teenage-killings-london-highest-decade-24352439