One word from Netanyahu was enough! The big crisis in Israel, the apology was not enough

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The statement made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday evening caused a political earthquake in the country. Although the Prime Minister deleted his post and apologized, the reactions are growing like an avalanche.

Since October 7, when the war between Israel and Hamas began, the country’s criticism has been directed at Benjamin Netanyahu. The Prime Minister made the situation much worse with his statement at midnight on Sunday, which caused huge political divisions.

Netanyahu had to apologise

In his statement on his social media account, Netanyahu wrote that he was not informed of the Hamas attack and placed responsibility for the attack, in which at least 1,400 people were killed, on army and intelligence commanders.

The statement sparked so much anger that the Prime Minister was forced to delete his tweet ‘I made a mistake’ I apologize.

There is not a single person who trusts Netanyahu

While political leaders said that Netanyahu was practicing politics while the country was in the midst of a difficult military operation, experts stressed that this incident further deepened the rift between institutions that doubt Netanyahu’s ability to drag the country into war.

Yossi Mekelberg of Chatham House, “To say that Netanyahu overstepped his bounds would be an understatement.” He said and claimed that not a single person in the war government that was formed after the Hamas attack trusts Netanyahu.

Criticism is like an avalanche: this is the tip of the iceberg

Avigdor Lieberman, who served as Defense Minister in Netanyahu’s government. He added, “Netanyahu is not interested in security or hostages. He is only interested in politics.” Alon Lane, former director of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stressed that this is just the tip of the iceberg, and said that Netanyahu is preparing an excuse for himself.

Analysis of Zimbirc venom

In an analysis published by Alon Pinkas in Haaretz, one of the largest newspapers in the country, toxic statements were made about Netanyahu.

The writer mentions that Netanyahu is running a campaign to exonerate himself from the October 7 disaster. “The two lowest points on this planet are in Israel. One is the Dead Sea and the other is Benjamin Netanyahu’s positions. One is a natural marvel, the other is a political mistake. Israel is too great to fail, but Prime Minister Netanyahu, who is arrogant and baseless, is too great to succeed.” “It is too small and its government is too incompetent.” Data included.