The Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth published a report today, Monday, written by Avi Yaskharov, confirming that there is widespread corruption in Netanyahu's kingdom, not just since yesterday or the day before, but this corruption and its foul smell seem to be escalating. While international media, along with "Israeli" media, reveal more and more of Netanyahu's responsibility for the failure of the events of October 7, Netanyahu's propagandists awkwardly focus on the accent of prime ministerial candidate Gadi Eisenkot, who does not master the American dialect.
The article, which was reviewed by "Video News Agency," stated that while The New York Times confirms reports from "Israeli" researchers Shlomi Eldar and Ruth Yuval regarding an Emirati warning directed directly to Netanyahu about a significant Hamas attack from Gaza, The Atlantic magazine also corroborates earlier reports by "Israeli" journalist Smadar Perry about a similar Egyptian warning. In contrast, Yonatan Orich and the rest of the team from Channel 14 broadcast racist and abusive remarks about the families of army casualties and a former Chief of Staff. The writer sees this as a peak of transgression, also revealing the problem of "Netanyahu's kingdom." Regardless of the media noise, the charm fades away, practices become excessively exposed, jokes are poor, and evading responsibility becomes shameful.
These warnings, first published in "Israeli," Egyptian, and Emirati media, are confirmed by two of the most respected media outlets in the world. Additionally, according to the writer, evidence of Netanyahu's failure to act, which paved the way for the attack, continues to accumulate. He questions: Are these media outlets infallible? And answers: No. However, they are highly credible media that verify data and facts in their news reports at least.
The writer believes that Netanyahu's supporters will seize the opportunity to claim that The New York Times clearly adopts an anti-"Israel" policy. But he points out that The Atlantic magazine, on the other hand, is not suspected of being anti-"Israel." He also considers the attempt by Netanyahu's supporters to blame "Israeli" journalists Shlomi Eldar and Smadar Perry as a twisted and futile attempt. He adds that there is a vast amount of facts and reports that, in his opinion, explain Netanyahu's strong opposition to forming an independent government investigation committee. He describes Netanyahu as a deceitful person, noting that his disregard for the American warning and his decision not to inform the heads of the security establishment about it can only be interpreted as negligence and contempt that holds him severely accountable for this shortcoming.
Even after receiving the warning during the famous debate he chaired on October 1, 2023, Netanyahu not only failed to mention it but also ordered the system to maintain silence regarding the Gaza Strip. This came, according to the article, despite the presence of Ronen Bar, then head of the Shin Bet, who later became an enemy of the royalty in "Israel." As the writer mentions, Netanyahu issued a binding order for silence.
According to all these reports, the Prime Minister ignored the Egyptian warning, which contained a similar message. The writer believes that Netanyahu was overly lenient and excessively self-confident. He also hit a dead end for months when he insisted on proceeding with the legal coup, despite it being clear that it could lead to a security disaster.
According to the article, Netanyahu did not only ignore the Egyptian and Emirati warnings but also disregarded the war warnings issued to him by the head of the Shin Bet and the heads of "Israeli" intelligence and military who warned of an impending disaster. Netanyahu denies these warnings, claiming they did not address Gaza. The writer acknowledges that this is true but points out that the Emirati and Egyptian warnings specifically talked about Gaza. He says that instead of addressing them with the relevant authorities, Netanyahu simply ignored them.
The writer adds that Netanyahu's envoys are keen to spread conspiracy theories at every opportunity, including the claim that Ronen Bar and former Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi deliberately hid information from Netanyahu that night. However, he sees that what became clear is that Netanyahu himself was the one who hid information from them.
The writer believes that Netanyahu prefers to direct his loudspeakers to attack the leaders of the "Israeli" army and the Shin Bet, despite all of them being dismissed or having resigned, in an attempt to divert attention from himself. Nonetheless, he states that Netanyahu is the one who ignored the warnings from the "Israeli" military and military intelligence, the warnings from the Shin Bet, as well as the warnings from friendly countries like the UAE and Egypt.
The writer also accuses Netanyahu of employing, and still employing, advisors who are paid by Qatar to distort Egypt's image in front of the "Israeli" public opinion. He adds that he continues to blame the media, the left, military leaders, and the Shin Bet leaders. At the end of the article, the writer holds Netanyahu responsible for the tragedy of October 7, describing it as the greatest disaster in the history of the Jewish people.