SHOCK Shift That Could Finish Netanyahu For Good!

Right, so Benjamin Netanyahu is a pretty desperate man right now. The ceasefire in Lebanon is over, yet he is still there. The Gaza ceasefire is still holding and hostage exchanges are continuing as he ends up under more and more pressure to collapse that ceasefire and not implement phase 2, which would see his government collapse and him dumped out of power. He has extended his atrocities to the West Bank since, especially areas such as Jenin and Tulkarem to make up for the end of hostilities at the present time in Gaza, but without Hamas being present there it hasn’t quite had the same ring and the same support globally that he would like and when settler eyes are still on Gaza as the prize, atrocities there just aren’t going to cut it.
So an attack on three buses in Tel Aviv, devices being planted on them, well, that had all the trimmings of a proper terror attack and could be the sort of miracle Netanyahu wanted to save himself from his own side, the sort of thing that would pass for a miracle in his fevered mind. The trouble is, as this incident has been dug into more and more, evidence, such as it is has increasingly pointed to this being an Israeli orchestrated miracle, so could Netanyahu be behind it himself? And doesn’t it say a lot about him that as we assemble the facts as we know them in relation to this incident, that it is so believable that he could be behind it and if that could be proven, his desperation could have led him to make a fatal mistake.
Right, so the recent bus attacks in Tel Aviv, who is actually responsible for them, because Israel are being weirdly cagey about it, and not just because it is a couple of Israelis that have been picked up for it I fancy, but because Israel won’t tell us who they are, who they may be affiliated to and what their reasoning might be, generating a lot of suspicion that this might have been orchestrated from higher up and there is certainly a lot of reason to think that, despite being a heavy accusation too which I will get into, but how high up could it go because the timing of the attack could not have been more convenient for Benjamin Netanyahu, a man in need of an absolute miracle right now as his attacks on neighbouring states and territories tell a tale of repeated failure, from Gaza, to Lebanon and beyond, which has placed him under massive internal pressures as Israeli ministers, themselves getting it in the neck from those they represent, demand a win, some results and a whole new investigation, a whole new attack seemingly coming from nowhere, releases that pressure on him as he can focus on what could be an all new threat. Increasingly, the evidence suggests that this may have been a false flag operation, orchestrated to further Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s political agenda against Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank
So first off, what exactly has happened? On February 20th, three buses in Tel Aviv were targeted in bombings that left absolutely nobody hurt, not even slightly injured.
Immediately, Netanyahu condemned the attack, calling it an act of terrorism and vowing a swift and forceful response. Within hours, he ordered a massive counter-terror operation in the West Bank, deploying troops and conducting raids that resulted in the arrests of dozens of Palestinians, all very conveniently, just as the operations in the West Bank under Operation Iron Wall were coming to an end.
It's far from the only coincidence here though which is raising all the more suspicion. Despite Netanyahu’s quick finger-pointing at Palestinian groups, no organisation has claimed responsibility for the attack and that’s unusual, usually when something like this happens it is for a reason and generally those responsible are more than prepared to say this was us, this is why we did it. None of that has happened. Even more telling, Israeli authorities have arrested two Israelis in connection with the bombings—not Palestinians, despite Netanyahu’s claims. And yet, their identities remain shrouded in secrecy. Begging the question what is the Israeli government hiding?
So lets expose this all a bit more deeply here, because what we have here is the very opposite of Lemony Snickett’s Series of Unfortunate Events and have instead Benjamin Netanyahu’s Series Of Incredibly Fortunate Miracles.
Shortly before 8:30pm on Thursday night in Tel Aviv, two buses, parked well away from each other and well away from other buses, exploded in a parking lot with absolutely nobody around.
Shortly after that another bus, not far away also exploded after a passenger notified the driver of a device they had found, at which point the bus was evacuated and as soon as everyone was safely away from the bus, it too exploded. Two other devices were allegedly found on buses elsewhere and these were apparently neutralised.
Now the claims that have come from Israeli authorities is that these bombs went off 12 hours early and that is why they went off with nobody around, the timers had apparently been incorrectly set. Yet the two buses in the parking lot were away from all other buses, avoiding collateral damage and the other device on the other bus only went off after all passengers moved away and went off slightly later – surely they would have been meant to go off at the same time if this was a terror attack?
Adding further fuel to the fire is the writing on the devices that were neutralised and didn’t go off. All written in Arabic, despite two Israelis being arrested in connection to these attacks bear in mind, the writing was apparently full of spelling and grammar mistakes, so unless the most illiterate of terrorists were sent to plant these devices, it looks suspiciously like an Israeli attempt to make it look like a Palestinian attack. Also, if these were intended to actually explode, why write a clue on them?
Who Is Israel blaming for all of this then? Iran as it happens. It was a very sophisticated operation and therefore it cannot have been anyone, else, such capability is not in the power of those dissident forces in the West Bank so Israel says and the reason behind their thinking here centres around a statement by the Qassam Brigades' Tulkarem branch – saying that ‘the revenge of the martyrs will not be forgotten as long as the occupier is present on our land’ and this has been interpreted by some in Israel as claiming responsibility for these bus attacks. Hamas have however stated that it wasn’t them, but that it was probably Israel itself behind it, as this excerpt from The Cradle explains:
‘Responding to the accusations, Bassem Naim, a leading member of the Hamas politburo, told The Cradle the following:
“Based on the timing and the way in which it happened, the first possibility for me is that Netanyahu or members of his government escaped from their obligations in the ceasefire agreement and created an external enemy to relieve the increasing internal pressure. Anyone who reads the history of the Zionist movement will find dozens of proven events that were planned and executed by Zionist elements against Jews themselves.”
Lending credit to the allegations of the Hamas official are the apparent issues with the coordination of the bombings. The armed groups inside the West Bank have not proven themselves capable of pulling off these kinds of attacks before, showing minimal military sophistication. On the other hand, by Israel’s own admission, this was a well-planned operation that evaded detection by the Israeli army and Shin Bet, hence the blame being placed on Tehran.’
On top of all of that, Israeli officials have been unusually tight-lipped about the investigation. The two Israelis arrested have not been named, and no details about their motives or affiliations have been released. This lack of transparency is raising eyebrows, especially given Netanyahu’s history of using security incidents to advance his political agenda and he’s very much done that again this time around as well.
In what was a blatant media stunt, Netanyahu gave one of his three public addresses on Friday from inside a Palestinian family’s home in Tulkarem. Israeli forces forced the Palestinian family out of their house, took it over as a military position and from there Netanyahu stated that: ‘We are entering the terrorist strongholds, clearing entire streets used by terrorists, their homes. We are eliminating terrorists and commanders.’
With Netanyahu facing mounting pressure both domestically and internationally over his government’s treatment of Palestinians, the failure to gain any semblance of success for all the atrocity he has ordered committed and is still being committed Netanyahu needed a miracle and it’s pretty easy to see on the face of all of this how he might have manufactured one here. His approval ratings are slipping, and his coalition is fragile. What better way to rally support than to manufacture a crisis that paints him as the strongman protecting Israel from terrorists?
Netanyahu has long used the spectre of terrorism to justify his aggressive policies in the West Bank and Gaza. Settlements continue to expand, Palestinian homes are demolished, and military raids are a daily occurrence. The Tel Aviv bombings provided the perfect pretext to escalate these actions, keep them going and keep the political wolf from his door for the moment at least.
But if this was indeed a false flag operation, it means Netanyahu has willingly risked the lives of his own people to further his agenda and keep himself in post and the sad fact is it is really easy to believe this monster of a man would do this. That’s how desperate he is. And that’s how dangerous this situation has become and will only worsen the more uncertain his political future becomes
Ultimately the only logical conclusion that can be drawn from this right now is that this incident has been part of the ongoing broader strategy Israel use to dehumanise Palestinians, paint them all as terrorists and monsters and justify their oppression accordingly. By framing every act of violence as terrorism, by making that the go to response, Netanyahu deflects attention from the root causes of the conflict which is his occupation of Palestine, his displacement of Palestinians and the systemic inequality he presides over and celebrates as the illegal occupier of Palestine.
The Tel Aviv bombings, whether orchestrated or exploited, are being used to perpetuate a cycle of violence that benefits no one—except Netanyahu and isn’t that a convenience?
So, what do you think? Do you reckon the Tel Aviv bus bombings were a false flag operation or is this just another tragic chapter in a decades-long conflict? Do let me know your thoughts in the comments below. Meanwhile, in another likely sign of Netanyahu’s desperation, the returned remains of the Bibas family led to a mistake when the body of the mother Sheri Bibas was not the body Israel received, but as they went quickly on the offensive to say Hamas did this on purpose, hypocrisy on steroids given Israel’s actions on that score, the Red Cross have weighed in on this matter and given Netanyahu short shrift for it – of all places for him to get a beasting, you wouldn’t have figured on it being them necessarily would you! Get all the details of that story in this video recommendation here as your suggested next watch. Please do also hit like, share and subscribe before you do so though, so as to ensure you don’t miss out on all new daily content as well as support the channel too, which is very much appreciated and I will hopefully catch you on the next vid. Cheers folks.