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    1. fuggitdude22 on

      Former U.S. President Bill Clinton sharply criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s handling of Iran, framing it not as a genuine national security strategy but as a political tool to stay in power indefinitely. Clinton cast doubt on Netanyahu’s motivations, suggesting that the Israeli leader exploits fear of Iran to avoid addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and to sideline peace efforts. Clinton also took aim at Donald Trump, warning that both leaders show little interest in a two-state solution and are fueling a cycle of undeclared wars, especially against Palestinians and potentially Iran, that primarily result in civilian deaths. While Clinton agreed that Iran shouldn’t be allowed to develop nuclear weapons, he condemned the path of constant military escalation and urged a return to diplomacy. His comments imply that what’s often framed as national security is actually a deeply cynical use of foreign policy for domestic political gain—at great human cost.

    2. National_Passage4317 on

      I don’t think Netanyahu is crazy enough to think he can stay in office until he dies. I don’t even think he is trying to stay out of jail. I think he’s trying to salvage his legacy. He wants Israeli history textbooks to remember him as the guy who struck down all of Israel’s enemies, not the guy who was in charge during Oct 7.

    3. Mediumcomputer on

      Dude has it on point. He’s gone so far as trying to trick the worlds superpower into joining his mud fight

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