Israeli newspaper Haaretz says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu failed to achieve desired objectives on the Gaza and Lebanon fronts and failed to manage the economic crisis in the occupation.
The Israeli newspaper Haaretz criticized Benjamin Netanyahu, the head of the occupation government, describing him on the eve of the 100-day war on the Gaza Strip as “the master of failure in multiple fields.” The critique highlighted his failures in the realms of security, diplomacy, and economics.
The newspaper suggested that, after these prolonged days of the war, the government’s top priority should be the repatriation of Israeli captives from Gaza, even if it comes at the expense of a ceasefire, the release of thousands of Palestinian detainees, or the “overthrow of Hamas.”
In the context of the declared Israeli goals of the war on Gaza, Haaretz stressed that the Israeli forces are lingering in Gaza and that changing terminology in the media does not alter this reality. This was discussed in terms of replacing the phrase “undermining Hamas” with the term “demilitarizing the Gaza Strip.”
The newspaper attributed the occupation forces’ stagnation in Gaza to the performance of the Chief of Staff and his subordinates, “stuck between the pincers of a political elite with failing capabilities and a declining international line of credit,” pointing out that abroad the “coalition gang” is treated differently than it is in “Israel.”
It emphasized that the war’s objectives cannot be fully realized without both domestic public support and international diplomatic credibility, especially under “an ineffective government and its unsuccessful, deceitful president.”
According to Haaretz, the ‘master of security’ is responsible for the largest security failure, and is being taken to the International Court, adding that “the master will be taken to the International Court in the Hague after his management of a failed diplomatic battle.”
Source: AlMayadeen
