Yonatan Netanyahu gave his life to save hundreds of kidnapped Israelis. It was the only command of the Sayeret Matkal that dejected in operation Entebe, made by that elite body to free the 248 Israeli flight 139 of Air France, diverted in 1976 to the Kampala airport.
The operation in which Lieutenant Colonel Netanyahu died managed to rescue almost all those captured by Fedayines from the Popular Palestinian Liberation Front (FPLP). Half a century later, his brother is the main responsible for a military operation that already cost the life of a thousand Israeli soldiers and more than 60,000 Palestinian civilians, making them return alive to their homes much less Israeli than those rescued from the FPPPP and the Ugandés Idi Amín dictator.
The eldest of the Netanyahu died rescuing and overcoming, but his brother Benjamin fails with his sweeping war that will turn two years without having ended Hamas or rescued all hostages.
Who has achieved his goal is the abject Group Group that massacred Israeli civilians with the pogrom of October 7, 2023, seeking that Netanyahu does exactly what he did: launch a war of devastation and extermination that stained the image of Israel and made known the Palestinian flag throughout the world.
The Israel and FDI government are the material authors of the frightful crime of which Hamas is an intellectual author. To face the wave of repudiation that the orb runs, Netanyahu denies the obvious. According to the Israeli prime minister “there is no hunger in Gaza” and what is said of the famine and the massacres of civilians is a gigantic lie.
For the Israeli government, believing that lie, what London does is “reward Hamas.” But the British government, like the French and the Canadian, says otherwise and demands to impose a high fire, allow the massive entry of food and abandon annexationist plans on the West Bank and Gaza. If it does not, the United Kingdom will advance recognition to the Palestinian State.
Who tells the truth? Everything indicates that the British description of the situation in Gaza is truthful. In addition, it is compatible with that made by the UN and many humanitarian organizations, including two of Israel that denounce Netanyahu for genocide.
The bulk of the world considers the Israeli version as a fallacious campaign on an alleged “anti -Semitic conspiracy” to install a huge “lie.” Even Trump said there is famine in Gaza and people are dying. And the source of information of the Chief of the White House is the omnipresent CIA.
Similarly, the United Kingdom made the decision to move towards the recognition of the Palestinian State based on the information of MI-6, and that intelligence device has great penetration in Gaza and the West Bank since Palestine was a British protectorate.
London has a historical right to be heard by Israel. It was a British government the first to propose the existence of that state. He did it in the Balfour statement. In 1917 the Foreing Office Chief, Arthur Balfour, proposed the creation of a Jewish state in Palestine, a territory that would soon cease to be part of the Ottoman Empire, defeated in the trenches of the First World War.
That Palestine was a British protectorate after the Turkish withdrawal reinforced the influence of London in the UN General Assembly that, in 1947, approved Resolution 181, by which Israel was born.
At this point of the calamities suffered, most Gazatis should be clear that starving or under Israeli bombs, it is precisely Hamas’s strategy. It should be clear because, since in 2007 he murdered the officials and leaders of Al Fatah to monopolize power in Gaza, he never built anti -aircraft shelters or alarms or asked Iran missile interceptors missiles. The weathering of the Gazaties is Hamas’ strategy. Its war is not fought on the territory razed or over the Israeli territory, but in the dimension of world public opinion. There stigmatizes Israel as a criminal state.
The 2023 pogrome was designed to achieve exactly what he achieved: to give Netanyahu the Casus Belli I needed to launch an extermination war. Neither the four wars with Arab countries, nor the invasion of Lebanon in 1982, nor all clashes with Hezbollá damaged both the image of Israel and this war that Hamas unleashed.
That organization would not have obtained such achievement without Netanyahu. Thomas Friedman has been describing the failure of Netyahu in this war in the New York Times. That prestigious Jewish intellectual qualifies the Israeli government as “the worst and most fanatic and amoral in Israel’s history.”
B ~Selem and doctors for human rights are two humanitarian NGOs of Israel very consubstantiated with what happens in Gaza and, with profusion of data, agreed to accuse the Israeli government of “genocide”.
The Israeli writer David Grossman also accused of “genocide”. Interviewed by an Italian newspaper, the author of “beyond time” explained that “it is devastating” to understand what is happening in Gaza “from our history and from our alleged sensitivity to the sufferings of humanity.”
Jewish journalist Tony Korn, who settled in the United States and was for fifteen years editor of Time magazine, denounces the “cynical use of the Holocaust and anti -Semitism” for “colonialist violence.” Certainly, Netanyahu and his ultra -right -wing allies have the label of “Holocaust Rentists” that Saramago created to call that despicable cynicism.
Many Jewish personalities indicate the damage to Israel and Judaism that causes crime with which Netanyahu responds to Hamas’s crimes. But not only he, his government and the jihadists are guilty of this catastrophe. Also the Arab states that have done nothing to disarm and get Hamas from Gaza. Especially the monarchies that do not require him to give up to stop the torture of the Gazati, nor offer armies to take care of the territory, facilitating the withdrawal of the Israeli troops, the possibility of self -government and the march towards the solution of the two states.
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