Today, Netanyahu appears alone, and even his supporters avoid him. His loneliness seemed like an abandoned chicken, and all his efforts seemed futile. In the eyes of Izat Rishke, a member of Hamas's Politburo, the occupying prime minister is engaged in a fierce battle with a defeated army and a public that is intolerable to his lies.
Referring to conditions that Hamas could not accept, Netanyahu had to admit that the resistance was now in the driver's seat, seemingly self-deprecatingly saying that he would be the one to solve all problems, if God willed.
However, the truth is that he is in a fierce confrontation with an army that has repeatedly experienced defeats and a public that resents him.
Netanyahu is now faced with two choices: either to succumb to the resistance and face the judgment of his own people, or to continue the war and meet the judgment of the people of Gaza. Behind the sacrifices of the Palestinian people, and in the face of a determined people, acts of aggression must cease first and foremost.
Temporary and partial ceasefires are a thing of the past, and the people are looking for complete freedom, and they will not accept any compromises with restrictions.
At this juncture, Netanyahu must face up to the facts and face his choices. His leadership is in jeopardy, while the Palestinian people's protests and revolts have become increasingly determined. Dialogue and reconciliation are the only way to solve problems, not to continue war.
