Let’s Start with the Basics.
Netanyahu is not right-wing. He never was. Coming from a conservative family, I have been reading Israeli newspapers since 1996 every single day and cannot thing of any conservative or right wing thing this man has ever did.
I, like very serious historian, know about this shrimp-eating atheist with a leftist globalist pro-vaccine neo-liberal elitist worldview, what so many of his die-hard supporters are not educated or informed enough to know.
And that is, that despite marketing himself to frum and traditional Jews as some Jewish Conservative – Bibi is an Athesit Liberal – it’s all an act an a show.
He’s not Trump – He’s not the real deal.
1. He’s the one who handed over the Negev and the Galilee to the Arabs.
2. He’s the one who founded and helped pay for Hamastan in Gaza.
3. He’s the one who let Hezbollah take over Lebanon.
4. He’s the one who allowed Arab-Israelis to stockpile a million illegal weapons.
5. He’s the one who barely built any settlements.
6. He’s the one who crowned the leftist judical deep state over us already in 1996.
7. He’s the one who allowed all these African Migrants to flood our streets (perhaps he think only they are also dumb enough to replace his political base?).
Anyone who says otherwise about him — including Netanyahu himself — is either a leftist or a full-blown ignorant leftist cultist liar.
So now that you’ve hopefully stopped worshipping Leftist false Messiah Shabtai TzBibi, the idol of false messianism, we can move on to the actual article.
As hostages rot in captivity, Netanyahu toasts anniversary cocktails in the Four Seasons. It’s not just tone-deaf — it’s disqualifying.
Dozens of Israeli hostages are still wasting away in Hamas captivity. The terror group has rebuilt to its pre–October 7 strength, fielding tens of thousands of fighters. President Trump has urged Israel to “finish the job.” Turkey is entrenching itself in northern Syria. The Sinai Peninsula is brimming with weapons. Israel is a nation in trauma: tens of thousands of wounded, thousands of bereaved families, criminal investigations everywhere you turn.
And in this moment — this moment — the Prime Minister of Israel embarks on a four-day private vacation to Hungary.
While Netanyahu’s advisers speak to the press in the name of “security sources,” they spread misleading narratives to the Israeli public and echo talking points straight from Doha. They are not defending national interests — they are laundering the image of Qatar.
So let’s call it what it is. The family getaway to the Four Seasons in Budapest, the boat ride down the Danube, the traditional anniversary celebration — all while Jews are being tortured and murdered daily — is not merely tasteless. It’s the moment to tear off the mask.
Anyone who still hasn’t woken up now probably never will.
There is no other way to describe this behavior: it is a fundamental disqualification to lead a country. We saw it clearly in the absurd flip-flop this week over the appointment of the Shin Bet chief. First hailed as a “hero of Israel,” the Netanyahu-aligned media flattered the choice. Hours later, the same mouthpieces turned on a dime and suddenly deemed him “problematic.”
Israel is being run like a late-night minimarket.
A pair of unelected operators — Yaakov Bardugo and Tzachi Braverman — are effectively running the Prime Minister’s Office, alongside Netanyahu’s wife and son, phoning it in from Miami. This is what the Israeli government looks like. Only people who don’t live in Israel could possibly believe this is normal governance. And only Israelis raised on the political chaos of the global south could believe this is a healthy democracy.
And yet — there are still people, in Israel and in America, foolish enough to believe Netanyahu represents the right-wing.
To them I say this: a man who for 15 years has armed, fueled, enriched, and sustained Hamas — who has refused time and again to eliminate its leadership — is not “right-wing.” He is not strong. He is not nationalist. He is not conservative. He is the enabler.
And now, he is toasting champagne in Budapest.