The Israeli PM deletes post that pointed finger of blame for the October 7 attack on intelligence services.

While Israel’s military and intelligence chiefs have owned up to their shortcomings leading up to the attack, Netanyahu has dodged responsibility, creating a growing rift between him and the departments.

Netanyahu has said that there will be time to ask tough questions, including of himself, after the war.

Netanyahu’s response has added to public concerns that he is prioritising his political interests over national security, as he battles a draw-out corruption trial that could threaten his power.

“[Netanyahu] is not interested in security, he is not interested in hostages, only politics,” said opposition lawmaker Avigdor Lieberman, once Netanyahu’s defence minister, in a radio interview.

  • Tangentism
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    8 months ago

    And gas…

    And they want to build a canal to the gulf of Aqaba and as it’s rock, it can have 2 lanes and take all the traffic from the Suez (which is sand and only 1 lane of traffic)