Marc, I do not agree with you that Netanyahu should remain in power for now because for him to resign would be a victory for Hamas. That's far less important, I think, than the fact that his leaving would be a saving victory for the people of Israel. The man has poisoned everything and brought catastrophe upon the society he was elected to lead. Every day that he continues in office puts Israel at risk. We can't trust a thing he says or does or any decision he makes.
I can’t understand why Netanyahu doesn’t explicitly link the release of the hostages with the opening of Rafah for the entry of essential supplies and even letting acutely injured children into Israel and Egypt for treatment.
This would directly tie Hamas to the humanitarian disaster again. It might even lead to the release of the hostages.
Marc, I do not agree with you that Netanyahu should remain in power for now because for him to resign would be a victory for Hamas. That's far less important, I think, than the fact that his leaving would be a saving victory for the people of Israel. The man has poisoned everything and brought catastrophe upon the society he was elected to lead. Every day that he continues in office puts Israel at risk. We can't trust a thing he says or does or any decision he makes.
Thanks - interested in details on the claim that Bibi help fund Hamas , promoting it also as an alternative to the P- A , avoiding peace talks
I can’t understand why Netanyahu doesn’t explicitly link the release of the hostages with the opening of Rafah for the entry of essential supplies and even letting acutely injured children into Israel and Egypt for treatment.
This would directly tie Hamas to the humanitarian disaster again. It might even lead to the release of the hostages.