Did Netanyahu Break the Gaza Ceasefire to Save His Political Career?
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The nearly two-month ceasefire in Gaza has been shattered as Israel carries out a second day of intense airstrikes. At least 27 Palestinians were killed in overnight strikes Tuesday night. This comes a day after Israel killed over 400 Palestinians, including at least 174 children. The bombing is “the most savage attack that Gaza has witnessed in over a year,” says Muhammad Shehada, a writer and analyst from Gaza. He says the renewed assault in Gaza is linked to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s legal and political challenges at home. “When you’re in crisis, nothing would unite your government, nothing would suppress any sort of protest or opposition, more than killing Palestinians.”
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  • Samskara@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
    1 year

    Plenty of people on Lemmy demand Israel’s destruction in every comment section.

    • supersquirrel@sopuli.xyzEnglish
      1 year

      Provide evidence of “plenty of people” demanding violence against jews in Israel here on Lemmy or stop making this claim.