Netanyahu's Political Death Spiral

So how do you how do I mean, people clearly need help in navigating the Yeah. Pen lights.

Yeah. You know, the I I know that people would like me to talk about what's going on now with Gaza and with the Israel breaking the ceasefire and a return to what what some people think is just a resumption of the military portion of the genocide. I mean, because it should be said that the genocide never stopped. Genocide itself, because genocide is by more than one means. Starvation, disease and so on, these are all means of genocide.

The military aspect of it is just one mechanism. So people think that it's a resumption. I don't personally think it is. I haven't talked about it, I haven't done a video about it. I've talked about it a little bit in the telegram chat, what I think is going on.

Because I I don't really have much new to add, because I don't really feel like much has changed in reality in terms of what the plan is for the region, what the plan is for Gaza, and the way that things are moving. And I feel like I can only say so many times, watch the waters not the boats. But like I said, maybe it's a little bit like learning how to do math, where you you when you're in school you learn how to do it and you perfect it on a certain equation, but then with a new equation you can't you're not sure how to apply it on this new equation. But I think personally that Netanyahu is operating on his own. Don't think that now he now the Washington said that they were consulted and that they approve of what he's doing, but they're not going to say anything else.

They'd never say anything other than that. Especially Trump. First of you have to remember Netanyahu doesn't just have the ICC case. The ICC case he can arrange his way into immunity or not immunity but

I'm sorry, I don't

Yeah, he can get out of it. He can get out of the ICC case through with America's help. But he's got cases in Israel that he can't get out of. Has a lot of cases actually and they keep coming.

Like

even he's in a controversy now because he fired the Shin Bet guy without going through the proper, I guess, mechanisms to do it. And, know, as you see, we I shared today in the in the telegram chat these massive protests against Netanyahu. They're protesting him for for the Shin Bet issue and for resumption of military activity in Gaza. There are actually people in Israel who do who want the so called hostages back. They want the prisoners of war back.

There are people who actually mean that. Netanyahu has never meant it. Obviously, Netanyahu has never meant it. So there are people who are sick of him, I mean, the majority of Israelis are sick of him. So he has serious problems and he's trying to just save his political career and literally save him his freedom because he's gonna go to jail in Israel.

He doesn't he's maybe not gonna go to The Hague. I think that he's probably worked a deal to where he doesn't have to go to The Hague, probably. But he's he has domestic problems, and he's trying to save himself from that. And when you are trying to get an elevator, and the elevator is not responding, and there's only one button to push, what do you do? You just keep pushing the same button.

So Netanyahu has got one thing to do, which is aggression, military aggression. This is the only button he has to push. So when he gets into any trouble, he just pushes that button like crazy, because that's all he's got. But I think I think that the his time is short. I I I don't see that he has much more time to go.

So I don't I don't have a lot more to say about that. I don't think that it's going to escalate, it's not going to become a region wide thing, this is this is all been contained. Okay. Then people want me to talk about the Houthis and the America attacking the Yemen. It's it's there's a consensus among the a national OCGFC.

I think there's a consensus among BRICS. There's a consensus in the region that all three of the h groups, Hamas, Haswaland, Houthis have to be eliminated. There's a consensus that they have to be eliminated. But you can feel however you want to feel about it, but this is this is the way that the the people in power, the people who are making decisions, the people who are implementing the plan and the vision for the future of the region, this is the way they feel about it. So I think that this is part of that.

They would like and and Iran is also on board. That that should be noted. Iran is on board.

Maybe maybe part of the feelings of the public watching the news. See, you feel like, okay, this is not just your feeling. You recognize and appreciate that the the Hamas represents a resistance, legitimate resistance, legal resistance. Mhmm. And then to have them now completely out of a picture, somehow feels like an injustice.

Mhmm. You know? And so they feel

Sure.

Some way about it, you know? So that is one area that's, you know, it's annoying in their minds Mhmm. Causing the discontent. Mhmm. You know?

So maybe they wanna hear from you about what you're saying.

Okay. The the the only thing that matters to me is Palestine and the Palestinians. And that's the only thing that matters to Hamas. Well, it's the only thing that should matter to Hamas. Anyone and anything that is useful for advancing the interest of the Palestinian people is useful until it's not useful.

And when it becomes not useful anymore, it should be abandoned. If it becomes an obstacle, then it should be abandoned. And this is the cycle, anything that you use, any tool that you use eventually gets worn out, eventually is no longer the right tool. And I think that this is the consensus of people in the region, and I think that it's correct. I mean even Hezbollah had a had a function.

Not necessarily, not not particularly for the Palestinians, it was never particularly useful for the Palestinians, but by definition it wasn't a Palestinian organization. They used Palestine in their rhetoric, but this was an organization for Southern Lebanon. And they were useful in in fighting the Israeli occupation of Southern Lebanon. The Houthis have been useful with regards to their actions in the Red Sea, and that was allowed Yeah. By the region, by the powers in the region.

But when you're trying to move to the next phase, well that's not useful anymore. And at the end of the day Saudi Arabia and the whole Jazeera isn't happy with you, with your existence.

Yeah.

So we allow you to do these operations during the active genocide because it's useful. But that doesn't change our overall position towards you, which is that you don't belong here as a ruling force in Yemen, and to to sort of divide Yemen. So this is and again you can feel however you wanna feel about that.

Is it fair to expect, is it realistic rather to expect that all these factions can be negotiated into obscurity or would it be a

fight? Well, I think that Hamas has said, Hamas themselves have said that they are willing to basically step down. And there is a plan for how to administer in Gaza without officially the Palestinian Authority or Hamas. Yeah.

That's maybe the headlines actually. Yeah.

It should be understood though. Actually, it's not quite, in my opinion, it's not quite accurate to really refer to the Qassam Brigades as completely under the control of Hamas. Qassam is kind of its own thing, just like the IRA was its own thing and Shinfand was its own thing. Officially, they are the political wing and the military wing of each other, but there's autonomy And I personally don't think that Hamas the Hamas political leadership had any idea that October 7 was going to happen. Personally, don't think they had any idea that that was going to happen.

The Hamas political leadership can can make agreements, but the real issue is the Assam. And then also you have other factions obviously. There are other militant factions. But I think that they can all be they will all be dissolved. I hope that they will be, I hope that they will voluntarily do so and that they will not be liquidated.

I think the Houthis will probably end up having to be liquidated. I I'm and I'm not saying that because they're they're actually from from from the groups. I'm the most proud of the Houthis, to be honest. Even though I don't I don't personally like them, and I don't think that they should have done what they did in Yemen. And I'm not among the people who who condemn the war against the Houthis that went on for years.

I don't condemn that. I understand that. Because the Houthis are not the good guys, no matter what you wanna think. The Houthis are not the good guys, but they did some very good things.

Yeah. The Red Sea, the actions that they took at the Red Sea was consequential.

Yes, consequential and extremely brave. It was very brave, but also it was a bravery that was backed up with the knowledge that you have the support of the whole region to do this. But nevertheless, it was incredibly brave. And I wish that they would what I wish is that they would reach a political agreement with the Sarodis, and that they would that there would be an agreement for some kind of I don't wanna say a partition of Yemen, definitely I don't want that. But a coalition government perhaps where they have some representation because I think they deserve it.

In my personal opinion, they deserve it for what they've done. And I wish that they will do that because if they don't, they're gonna be liquidated. I I think that that's the only other way that that will go because Iran's not gonna help them anymore.

That's that's established.

Yeah. Iran's not gonna help them anymore.

So the okay.

Am I I mean, from what I can see.

In all practical sense Yeah.

Iran has bigger fish to fry. And Iran is now, you know, wanting to be a partner in the region. And it's wanting to be a partner with China and Russia. And China and Russia are on board with a certain vision for the region which does not include militancy. So Iran knows what need what needs to be done.

So they're they're cutting Hezbollah loose and they'll cut the Houthis loose. So I wish that that they can be dealt with in the Houthis, not so much Hizballah, but I wish that the Houthis can be dealt with with some grace and some generosity on the part of the Saudis. But Allah hwanam, depend depends on the posture that they take. Hezbollah should be completely eliminated, in my opinion. Well, I mean, look, like, if you look at if you look at what is the the long term vision for the region, Israel is going to be largely bought up by the gulf.

Gaza is going to be developed by the gulf among others, stabilized. I think something is going to be done about the settlements. Because the GCC is invested in affinity partners and they have investments in the illegal settlements.

Okay.

And one of the settler leaders just met with came to The UAE for a meeting. So I feel like something is going to happen with the settlements. To and I'm not necessarily saying that they're going to be removed, I'm not saying that what we all hope to happen will happen which is that the settlements will be dismantled, which is obviously what legally should happen. But realistically, it may not happen and it's unlikely to happen. But you might be neutralized by other means.

The settlers might be neutralized by other means or or put on a leash, put in check. Or who knows? Who knows? They might get bought out and and given a plane ticket. You know what I mean?

There's there's lots of possibilities. Yeah. When you have money and you are investing money, you become the shot caller.

Correct. Sure.

That's that's how it works. So this is why I've never understood why people didn't understand when I'm talking about so called normalization that is economic conquest. I don't know what you don't understand about that. You know? It it's quite it's quite clear and and it's what the West has been doing to us for for decades and decades, if not centuries.

So you should understand these these dynamics, The Gulf understands these dynamics. So anyway, what I was going to say was, the the rationale for the existence of Hezbollah will cease to exist. And any land that is so called annexed by Israel just becomes a part of that same stabilized and subordinated state. So it's not a huge issue. And when we're talking about the whole region being under a kind of collective sovereignty, where exactly the borders are drawn is less important than it used to be.

It's only really important if someone within that grid of countries is hostile. That's the only time that's really important. That's the only time that the borders really matter. Is if if you if there are people who are hostile to you who are on your borders. So if that's if that issue is resolved, where the borders are drawn isn't that important.

For me, it's quite clear. Nothing has changed with regards to what I've said in the past. Nothing has changed. The plan is still moving forward. Netanyahu is coming to the end of his tenure, maybe on earth.

Trump never meant it about taking Gaza, owning Gaza. He never meant that, and I said so.

And it's become very clear now.

Yeah. It's very clear. I I I hope it's clear, but I don't know what what news people are following. I don't know what else. Trump's Trump's main concern is destroying America.

That's his main focus. Yeah. Is destroying America and and subjugating Europe. Okay. This is his main focus.

The the the federal education. Yeah. That was stunning. I thought it was a joke.

Yeah. Yeah. It's it's it's I mean if things go in the trajectory that they're going, it is actually conceivable that if things keep going the way that they're going, at the pace that they're going, it's completely conceivable that you will see states seceding, individual American states seceding from the union. Because why because why not? If you are basically making the federal government superfluous Yeah,

what's the point?

Then what's the point? Really? And a country like California, I mean a state like California would consider becoming a country Sure. Texas, New York, some of the like the big big economies that are that that the states that whose economies are the size of countries.

If

the federal government is is basically redundant, you know.

Yeah. I'm sorry. Is this over the the

No. It's just it's just something that the conservatives have always wanted. Yeah. It's not over critical race theory or any of the other complaints. No.

All of those complaints were for the purpose of pushing

This agenda.

The agenda that we don't want the federal department of education. We want and and they've wanted this ever since. This is this is really the origin of it. In my opinion, this is the origin of it. They have wanted to get rid of the Federal Department of Education ever since the Federal Government mandated desegregation in the public schools.

So we're talking about

Because their argument back in those days was always this goes against state's rights. The state has a right to decide how they do their schools.

I see.

If we wanted to have black schools and white schools then that's our business and you can't force us. But then the federal government said, except that we can though, we can force you. So then they did force them and they've been against the federal department of education ever since. So technically speaking, getting rid of the Department of Education at the federal level, now puts education and the way you run that, the way you manage that completely in the hands of the state.

Individual states.

Yeah. Including, know, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, all these states. And of course none of them are better than each other, so it's not just those countries, those states. So you can there's there's going to be a huge number of people, watch the literacy rate drop in America. It's already it's already bad.

But watch it drop. Yeah.

Pretty dire.

Yeah. I mean, he's telling you what what what your future looks like. Trump is telling you what your future is. And it's definitely not to become part of the 1%. You're gonna be like part of the 1% who can find food.

I'm not joking. It's gonna get very bad in in America. And that's his main focus. And he's very busy with that. And I'll say also that that they have they have maybe potentially let Netanyahu do what he's doing, as a way of also extricating themselves from even being involved in the negotiating negotiating process in America.

Because I just saw how, Putin expressed his concern about the situation in Gaza, the escalation in Gaza, and offered to help to cool down tensions, to calm down tensions, to basically mediate. Now this comes in the context of him having continuous meetings with Steve Witkoff

Okay.

Who is officially the Middle East Envoy. Officially, he has nothing to do with Ukraine. But he's the one who's having the meetings with Putin over the negotiations and the discussions about Ukraine, which means that they're not talking about Ukraine. You don't send the Middle East Envoy to talk about Ukraine. You've got people who could do that, but you're sending him because Ukraine is a non issue.

Ukraine is finished. And and the position of America and Russia on Ukraine is already clear. Devastate it, destroy it, decimate it, who cares? We just want the minerals. America has never cared about Ukraine at all.

They've always been on the same page, actually. Russia and America have always been on the same page about Ukraine. What they are negotiating is the future of Europe and the future of the Middle East. So Witkoff is talking to Putin continuously. Witkoff is the one who is who negotiated the ceasefire in the first place and who is the Middle East envoy, who is very close to the Saudi's, who is very close to the GCC.

But but for reasons that are never explained to anyone and no one ever asks, the Middle East envoy is the one who's meeting with Putin about Ukraine. Okay. Now Putin says comes out of nowhere and says, I'm willing to also negotiate

Yeah.

For Gaza.

Cooling down of Gaza.

Yeah. Which means this could potentially I'm not saying it is necessarily, but it could potentially be a handover of mediation responsibilities.

Okay.

Which would be better for everybody and it's been something that I've been advocating and expecting for months and months that that America will handover responsibility for mediation. Okay. Or or that it will be taken from them Okay. By by either Russia or China.

China. Yeah. I was thinking Yeah.

I mean, China had called for the international peace conference. Yes. Russia called for it as well. Saudi Arabia agreed with it. All of the Arab states agreed with it.

Right. It never happened. Hasn't happened. But all of the countries that were in favor of it and all of the countries that would have attended it, all have the same position. You know?

And everyone is saying the same thing and even and now you're seeing even America through Steve Witkoff and through their negotiators saying the same thing that Brix has been saying, is that we have to deal with the root cause.

Yeah. Okay.

So, InshaAllah be it nila, everything is going to be resolved. The the process is horrific.

We're in the last ten days.

The the process is yeah. We're in the last ten days of Ramadan. Yeah. Make dua. Make dua that that that the process will be smooth and that Netanyahu will be dealt with swiftly.

It's unbearable. I mean, can do the I can do the the cold analysis of what's going on, but what is happening while all of that is going on is it's unbearable. It's unbearable that that Netanyahu exists, much less has the power to do the crimes that he's doing. First of all, the resumption of the active military aspect of the genocide leading to martyrdom in the last ten days of Ramadan, those people are. Exceptional people that Allah has favored and has chosen and has blessed and and honored their families with them.

They've been rewarded in a way that, you know, we envy them. And and I don't know what else to say.