Topic: Likud Party

The New York Times is cited regarding missed opportunities for earlier hostage deals, suggesting the prolonged war served Netanyahu's personal political interests. With the ceasefire in effect, Netanyahu faces the resumption of corruption trials and investigations into the "stand down" on October 7th. The segment predicts that evidence of Israeli war crimes in Gaza will soon emerge as journalists regain access to the region.

The discussion focuses on Benjamin Netanyahu's efforts to maintain power amidst corruption investigations by extending the conflict in Gaza. Myron Gaines predicts a war with Iran is imminent, as it remains the final obstacle to Israeli hegemony in the Middle East. While acknowledging the threat of Russia and Israel, Gaines argues that China remains the primary global adversary due to its control over rare earth minerals.

Internal divisions are emerging within both the Iranian and Israeli governments regarding peace negotiations with Donald Trump. In Iran, a split exists between diplomatic leadership seeking a deal and religious leadership, including the Ayatollah, who maintain an extremist worldview. Similarly, Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud party face opposition from the Knesset and Orthodox Jews as the Israeli economy struggles and international pressure mounts.

A report details the camouflaged gunmen attack on Crocus City Hall west of Moscow, which resulted in at least 40 deaths. Amir Weitman, a member of Israel's Likud party, is featured in a clip warning that Russia will pay a price for its alleged support of Hamas and other proxies. The rhetoric highlights a deepening rift between Israel and Russia regarding the conflict in Ukraine and Middle Eastern geopolitics.

The invasion of Rafah is described as a move by Netanyahu to stay in power despite international condemnation and a potential break in his governing coalition. Claims are made that the Likud party historically supported and funded Hamas to divide Palestinian leadership. Furthermore, the slow response to the October 7th attacks is characterized as a suspicious "stand-down" that benefited the Israeli government's long-term goals.

The Israeli military invasion of Rafah is proceeding despite international opposition and warnings from the Biden administration. Critics argue that Netanyahu is prolonging the conflict to remain in power and avoid domestic legal consequences. Evidence suggests that the Likud party historically facilitated funding for Hamas via Qatar to divide Palestinian political leadership and prevent a two-state solution.

Amir Weitman, a member of Israel's Likud party, publicly warned that Russia would "pay the price" for its alleged support of Hamas. Following the Moscow attack, questions have arisen regarding the US State Department's prior knowledge, as the US Embassy had issued specific warnings to avoid concerts in Moscow two weeks before the massacre.

Syrian Girl and Alex Jones discuss the historical ties between the CIA and Mossad, referencing threats made by the Likud party against Russia on RT. They discuss Victoria Nuland’s recent comments regarding "nasty surprises" for Russia and cite Hillary Clinton’s leaked emails as proof of Al-Qaeda being used as a Western asset in Syria. The segment explores the 1982 Oded Yinon plan to fragment Middle Eastern states.