This war will never end as long as the threat of elections looms in the scene. With this warning, a report from "Walla" began its caution about a long and devastating war on the horizon titled "The End of the World Now: Could This Be Netanyahu's Secret Plan?" regarding Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's motives for continuing the Gaza war and igniting the northern front.
The report quoted a veteran Likud party member, one who had devoted his time and energy to Netanyahu, saying, "He will remain Prime Minister for at least another five years... This war will not end as long as the threat of elections is present."
The Hebrew website identified two goals Netanyahu is working on: "first, to escalate the conflict in the north to a boiling point, provoking disputes with Biden and aiding Trump, who, when elected, will respond by granting him (Netanyahu) the freedom to conduct a comprehensive war with Lebanon, a war that will last a long time and prevent any possibility of elections—followed by completing the takeover of internal systems, allowing him to postpone elections as long as he feels healthy enough to stay in power."
The report noted significant issues within Israeli law, the Supreme Court, and the Shin Bet, with attempts being made to make them "loyal to the ruling political authority." It continued, "What is happening now in the police is just a precursor, and soon he will get rid of all heads of security agencies, Israeli army leaders, Mossad, and Shin Bet. Instead, he will appoint loyalists in all cases."
Furthermore, the White House canceled a high-level U.S.-Israeli meeting regarding Iran that was scheduled for Thursday after Netanyahu posted a video on Tuesday claiming that the United States had withheld military aid to Israel.
Hebrew newspapers often publish details about Netanyahu's secret plans. A report published by the "Jerusalem Post" last January revealed outlines of a secret plan by Netanyahu aimed at establishing a military government in Gaza, looking forward to a future Palestinian state within four years.
The details of the plan, described by the newspaper as "Netanyahu's strategic maneuver," indicated that Netanyahu seeks to form an Israeli military government in Gaza overseeing aid during a transitional period, allowing Israel the right to conduct military operations in Gaza, akin to operations in the West Bank.
The plan also includes the establishment of a new authority without Hamas or supporters of Mahmoud Abbas, and making changes and reforms within the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank. Additionally, the newspaper revealed that Netanyahu's plan aims to form a coalition with Arab countries to support the establishment of a new Palestinian authority, so that if the plan succeeds within a specified timeline, Israel would recognize a Palestinian state.
