The Once Undisputed Ruler Of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu Prepares His Comeback As Fragile Government Collapses Forcing A New Election

At 72, after a year and one week spent in the Knesset’s opposition hall and in the Jerusalem District Court, where he is the subject of an ongoing corruption trial, Benjamin Netanyahu is determined to reclaim his political throne in Israel appearing to be fiercer than ever.

The political lives of Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump are amazingly intertwined, with the connection on multiple levels going back decades. There was even the time when  Jared Kushner gave up his bed and moved to the basement so Netanyahu could spend the night at their home in Livingston, New Jersey. From 2016 to 2020, both Trump and Netanyahu worked to do some amazing things which helped to advance Israel on the end times timeline like moving the US Embassy to Jerusalem and then declaring Jerusalem to be the capital of Israel, as the demonic UN voted two weeks later to declare that action as ‘null and void’. Ha.

“And he built altars in the house of the LORD, of which the LORD said, In Jerusalem will I put my name.” 2 Kings 21:4 (KJB)

In 2020, both Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu lost their bids to retain power, and now we see Netanyahu preparing to once again attempt to take the throne. We are living in strange times, the end times for sure, where anything is possible. But as much as I would like to see Bibi return, the odds are long indeed, just as they are for Trump here in the United States. The odds of both of them being successful in getting re-elected are so long that it is highly unlikely, but then again, we have a God who loves to deal with the unlikely. One thing’s for sure, the next two years are not going to be boring.

Benjamin Netanyahu prepares for a comeback in Israel’s next elections

FROM MSN: The announcement of the Israeli governing coalition’s collapse and the preparations for a fifth election in less than four years was met with exasperation by many Israelis. But the news came as a resounding victory for Benjamin Netanyahu, who, over the past year as the head of the opposition, has been preparing for his own comeback.

It is not immediately clear how that would happen, however, since polls show that most Israelis will continue to vote the way they have in the past few elections, producing a polarized, deadlocked Knesset and fragile coalition governments. Netanyahu, who led Israel for much of the past 20 years, seems to be betting on breaking the political stalemate by galvanizing his right-wing base and painting his opponents as a threat to society.

“A government that depended on terror supporters, which abandoned the personal security of the citizens of Israel, that raised the cost of living to unheard-of heights, that imposed unnecessary taxes, that endangered our Jewish entity. This government is going home,” Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday in a video posted on Twitter. “My friends and I will form a government … that, above all, will return the national pride to the citizens of Israel.”

The coalition’s collapse is in large part the result of Netanyahu’s efforts to encourage coalition members uncomfortable with its ideological diversity to jump ship.

“From Day One, Netanyahu sought to take down the government, and focused on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the issues related to the Arabs in Israel,” said Dahlia Scheindlin, a political analyst. “It was low-hanging fruit.”

A Knesset committee voted unanimously Tuesday to hold the first reading of the vote to dissolve itself Wednesday, instead of next week, as was originally planned, to foil efforts by Netanyahu to form a last-ditch alternative government.

At 72, after a year and one week spent in the Knesset’s opposition hall and in the Jerusalem District Court, where he is the subject of an ongoing corruption trial, Netanyahu’s determination to reclaim his political throne appears to be fiercer than ever.

“This is the big show, and no one does the big show like Netanyahu,” said Aviv Bushinsky, a former adviser to Netanyahu. Michael Maimon, a longtime Netanyahu voter and a former army colleague of Netanyahu’s from the 1960s, said he expects the vote to be different from the past four times. The “nightmare” of the outgoing government has mobilized Netanyahu’s base, about 300,000 of whom did not go out to vote in the last elections as a result of exhaustion over the extended cycle of political gridlock. READ MORE

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