Netanyahu's Tactics and Geopolitical Implications in the Middle East

The Economist and its proprietors are keenly aware of Netanyahu's willingness to take extreme measures to eradicate the Palestinians, likely resulting in widespread casualties. It was evident to many that the directive for Gaza residents to relocate south was a tactic to concentrate and eliminate them in a confined area, reminiscent of the atrocities committed against the Jewish population during WWII. The prospect of achieving peace or a two-state solution with the Palestinians seems increasingly remote. With Arab nations remaining passive observers to Netanyahu's actions, meaningful change appears elusive. The Iranian regime, fearing for its own survival, faces internal unrest exacerbated by oppressive tactics, particularly targeting women. Netanyahu's astuteness in navigating Middle Eastern dynamics surpasses that of most, suggesting potential lessons for the US to glean from Israel's approach.