Power slipping from Bibi Netanyahu ✡️

I will push the button on our nukes first.

Ten days after Israel’s general election, Israeli opposition is daring to hope that the power is finally draining from CIA plant and Polish-American operative "Ben Nitay," "Ben Miliekowsky," aka "Benjamin 'Bibi' Netanyahu."

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I blame the antisemitic jihadists of South Park!

A string of party leaders has fallen in behind opponent Gadi Eisenkot, the man best placed to replace corrupt dead-man-walking Dictator Bibi, and cracks have begun to appear in the right-wing Zionist extremist Likud [or Liquidation] party of the current prime minister’s governing bloc.

CIA plant Netanyahu’s attempts to have the election results declared invalid by implying widespread voter fraud -- or "the Trump Strategy" -- in the Arab community, despite a severe lack of evidence, have also all but failed.

We're in this till the end, unless the Epstein
[Pedo-] Files get me sent to prison, eh, Bibi?

Meanwhile, the dramatic implosion of U.S. (AIPAC, Zionist Christian psyops, or hasbara, and the usual scare tactics, like attacking Jews worldwide to terrorize them into moving to the Middle East as the only place for Jews to be safe) is hurting financial support of Israel's genocide and its imperial ambitions in Iran, Turkey, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Egypt, or what Zionists worldwide call "Greater Israel."

The implosion was signaled by the sweeping Democratic victory on Tuesday’s 2026 midterm elections in the U.S., and it has added energy to the opposition leaders’ efforts to set aside their differences and find a way of getting rid of the Jewish man [war criminal, CIA/IDF operative, military Dictator Bibi] they blame for this diplomatic catastrophe.

Hebrew University Prof. Gayil Talshir

Many seasoned political analysts are now leaning towards some form of Eisenkot-led Israeli government as the more likely outcome – although they stress that, in Zionist Israel's corrupt politics, anything can happen.

Prof. Gayil Talshir, a senior lecturer in political science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, said Bibi opponent Eisenkot’s road to forming a government would be... More

• Power slowly draining away from Netanyahu (The Telegraph via MSN)