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Netanyahu: Why He Wants War Over Peace

Netanyahu, as protests grow, clings to power in what seems to be a calculated gambit to secure his political and legal future, regardless of the cost.

By Martin Kear, 360info
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Netanyahu | Why He Wants War Over Peace

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Netanyahu: Desperation and Power Over Peace

War-weary and angry, hundreds of thousands of Israelis are taking to the streets week after week, calling for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to cut a deal and bring the remaining hostages from the October 7 Hamas attack home.

Their calls remain unanswered.

These massive public demonstrations, including the largest nationwide strike in 18 months, are met with renewed conditions for any deal with Hamas and commitments to continuing the war into its second year.

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Despite the more than 750,000 protesters calling for his resignation and an end to the war, clinging to power and continuing the fight against Hamas appears to be Netanyahu’s only plan for the future.   

What Started the Protests?

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The protests began after another six Israeli hostages were found d

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