Ariel Hermoni / Israeli Defense Ministry via EPA |
Dry Bones |
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu runs a tight ship. He makes the decisions, and he decides just how far his coalition can go. Many people had expected Bibi to appoint Ya'alon as Defense Minister for his second (this is now the third) term as Prime Minister, but he took the Leftist Ehud Barak. In that government coalition Avigdor Lieberman as Foreign Minister would throw out the "extreme Right" statements, sort of testing the wind. Now Lieberman has changed his tune and sounds almost to the Left of Peres at times.
Could it be that this whole "crisis" has been choreographed by Binyamin Netanyahu himself? Or is it more accurate to call it an example of Netanyahu's chess playing tactics? (I still consider myself a dancer, so choreograph would be the word, but since Bibi is a chess player...)
Gelfand with Netanyahu and Livnat (Photo: Moshe Milner, GPO) |
- Does PM Netanyahu have any real advisors?
- To whom does Netanyahu go to for advice?
- Does the cabinet, the coalition have any say in security policy?
- Does Bibi have the guts to call off further American
brokeredmediatedPRESSURED talks when it's so obvious that U.S. President Obama and his Secretary of State Kerry want us to accept P.A. Arab terrorist demands which will weaken Israel to the point of destruction?
Plaques awarded to terrorists show map of "Palestine" erasing Israel Palestinian Media Watch |
6 comments:
He is both. He's a pawn plus he plays the part of the good cop.
I thought Bennett was the good cop in this circus.
Shy, quite a game...
shiloh, I think that Bennett is caught in the maze.
Shiloh, no. Bennet is the inexperienced political wannabe. And it shows!
I had posted on Bennetts FB page an article by Francisco Gil-White about the historical ties of the Nazi's and the Palestinians. An excellent read at HIR Home if not familiar. I asked why you politicians are not aware of these facts. Certainly it was removed. Bennett was trained by Bibi. He is all talk like the rest of them. Shavua tov.
Shiloh, good question. I'm sure that people like Bibi and Bennett must know.
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