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Netanyahu isn’t only reluctant to end Hamas’ hold in the Gaza Strip, it wants to preserve it.

The whole world keenly follows the “sudden ”conflict between Israelis and Arabs. The shelling has not stopped for the sixth day in a row, and the number of victims from both sides continues to grow. In effect, there is nothing unexpected in the current crisis. All parties involved were waiting and preparing for the next military escalation.

Four insights into a conflict which highlights that Israel’s 12-year policy of seeking to placate the Gaza monster must change.

One of the most interesting aspects of the Yom Kippur War (1973) was that it marked a sudden switch from Israeli manic ‘hubris’ to melancholia, apathy and depression.

Palestinian Authority security forces have cracked down on some protests; Hamas’s influence said to be spreading widely in the area, sparking fears that relative calm may not last.

“The riot came just in time to prevent the change of government in Israel.”

Events like these change a nation. The fall of the Twin Towers in Manhattan showed liberal New Yorkers that they, too, can be hit.

Scandalous appointments in every significant arena are now standard practice. The rot starts at the top, as everyone knows.

He won’t prevent war, because the war is already happening. Netanyahu must go immediately because he is the one who is responsible for Israel’s moral, constitutional and political bankruptcy.

The people whose nation was destroyed by the Romans were the Jews. There were no Arab Palestinians then – not until 700 years later.

Jerusalem is not my birth city. Jerusalem is my home.Our generation has merited a renewed, thriving, sacred and and ancestral city. With must see video: the epic and historic return to the Holy City for the first time in almost two millennia.

Bennett had explicitly pledged that he would not sit in any government with Yair Lapid, because he “is right while Lapid is left.” It is now clear that he was negotiating the terms of a rotation the entire time.

No single factor is to blame. A perfect storm of elements simultaneously came together, exposing a system filled with flaws—many of them cultural in nature.

God doesn’t make mistakes.

Israel’s vaccine data is impressive, but it will pay a hefty price for not vaccinating West Bank Palestinians – living under its control – against coronavirus.

Prime Minister Netanyahu’s wild flip-flop on appointing a justice minister is a further testament of his panic. Meanwhile, Naftali Bennet steps up his political game in meeting with Islamist leader.