The case against Benjamin Netanyahu. As the Prime Minister of Israel wages his retaliatory
campaign against Hamas, it is critical to consider the political position from which he
is engaging. Number one. Net Nyahu has been criticized for strengthening Hamas,
using them to weaken the Palestinian authority, and allowing funding to flow into Gaza
that potentially aided the very militant group against which he is now waging war.
Number two. Much like Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyaho is facing an ongoing fraud
trial. He's also facing charges of receiving one hundred and ninety five thousand dollars
in bribes and breach of trust, leading some to question whether Benjamin Netanyahu benefits
from the Nation of Israel's full attention being shifted to the war on Hamas.
Number three. Netanyahu is facing significant backlash from Jewish Israelis for his Supreme Court
reforms that have been described as an attack on Israel's democracy. Just prior to
the attack by Hamas, tens of thousands of Israelis took to the streets to
protest Netanyahu's weakening of their Supreme Court that he called elitist and liberal. Number
four Jewish American activists led by groups such as If Not Now and Jewish Voice
for Peace were arrested after shutting down entrances to the White House in protest against
Benjamin Netanyahu's retaliatory strikes against Hamas. Number five Benjamin Netanyah, who is wildly
unpopular in Israel. While the United States has pledged unequivocal support for Netanyahu,
eighty six percent of Israeli Jews blame his government for the surprise attack by Hamas,
ninety four percent believed the government was responsible for the security breach, and
fifty six percent of Israelis field net Nyahu should resign. Number six. Net
Nyahu has been criticized for seemingly absolving Adolf Hitler of his crimes against the Jewish
people by scapegoating Muslims. Hitler didn't want to exterminate the Jews at the time.
He wanted to expel the Jews. While historians have refuted this claim,
some observers have described this resurface video as a terrifying pretext to his strikes that
have now claimed the lives of over one thousand Palestinian children. Number seven.
Egyptian officials claim Netanyahu ignored warnings of a Hamas operation. Despite Netnyahu calling this
fake news and considering Masad's well known surveillance in Gaza, questions have arisen about
Netnyahu's possible intentional oversight and his reasons for it. Number eight. Netnahu has
been described as a far right wing hardliner who has opposed peace with Palestine at
least since the nineteen ninety five Oslo Accords. Some opposition leaders in Israel have
even accused him of being complicit with the assassination of then Prime Minister Izak Rabin,
being the lead voice in opposition to the Oslo Accords and by attending rallies
that labeled the slain Prime minister as a trader. Netnyahu has vehemently denied these accusations.