💢 Trump’s ultimatum on Gaza: a policy coup against Netanyahu 🚨
by Xoaquin Flores (XF) for Strategic Culture Foundation
Netanyahu may yet call it diplomacy, but the world saw something else: a man reduced from an arrogant boaster of his control over the American president, to that president’s water boy.
What unfolded this weekend between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu was as much a tremendously needed diplomatic breakthrough to end Israel’s war of aggression upon the people of Palestine, as it was a public display of hierarchy; a master-servant dynamic disguised as an agreement so stunning that even the New York Times was forced to frame it this way.
At the same time, there is great danger that Netanyahu will attempt to regroup his efforts, and derail the peace process using various mechanisms which he’s known for historically. After all, what might keep Netanyahu from pushing back on what appears very much as a Trump led coup within the Israeli right against Netanyahu’s policy of ethnically cleansing Palestine of its indigenous population?
Nevertheless it remains now that it was Trump, not Netanyahu, who dictated the terms of what now appears to be the final framework for ending Israel’s war upon Gazans, releasing the remaining hostages held by Hamas, and establishing the security and reconstruction framework along the lines of the Arab League proposal from Egypt last March.
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