The White House prepares a pre-election victory image for Netanyahu

Over the past year, the Americans have talked with almost every lowlife in the Middle East. The Iranians are like the don of the crime family. Hamas is his debt collector, way down at the end of the chain, on some street in New Jersey.While everyone fixates on the dons, the Americans are once again talking to the debt collectors. On the face of it, Hamas got a big prize: Jared Kushner met with senior figures of the terror organization that murdered and kidnapped dozens of Americans on October 7. The Americans have an answer: Last year we met with them to extract 56 hostages; now the kidnapped Gaza Strip itself.We’re not as naive as you think, they keep repeating. Time and again, we said Hamas will have no weapons and no control over the Strip. The means matter less to us than the end. People forget the meetings with…
The White House is reportedly preparing a pre-election "victory image" for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, involving a handover of weapons in the Gaza Strip to American hands before the elections. This comes despite White House anger with Netanyahu, as they have largely acceded to his demands. The article also highlights the continued existence of "monuments to weakness" in Israel, such as a Hamas observation tower that facilitated the October 7 attack on Netiv HaAsara, and various terror monuments within Israel proper that remain undemolished. The author questions why these symbols of terror are not systematically removed. Furthermore, the political landscape in Israel shows minimal crossover between blocs, with a critical 6% of voters undecided. There are also questions regarding the Haredi parties' allegiance, with some indications that they might consider aligning with the opposition, despite previous legislative efforts to secure their support for Netanyahu's bloc.
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