Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should face the consequences of his actions in the Gaza Strip. In the 19 months since October 7, he had sufficient opportunities to stop the war or at least reduce the killing and suffering of civilians. Instead, for political reasons he chose not to do so.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should face the consequences of his actions in the Gaza Strip. In the 19 months since October 7, he had sufficient opportunities to stop the war or at least reduce the killing and suffering of civilians. Instead, for political reasons he chose not to do so.
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