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It’s hard to say anyone who takes Netanyahu’s place would be any softer. His son and nephew have both fallen on the battlefield, so his successor will only be tougher. Don’t expect things in Gaza to calm down just because someone else takes over; the fighting could get even worse. I’m saving this post for now and will come back tomorrow to see if it holds up. Those following this, keep an eye on #MiddleEastSituation.

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OldHodler
With both his son and nephew killed in action, this political capital has instead become a shackle holding him hostage
DCAMachine
See you tomorrow. I hope I'm proven wrong, but I don't think I will be
FibonacciFairy
Stay tuned: political decision-making amid this kind of family tragedy is rarely discussed seriously
DegenTavern
So external mediation is completely useless; internal logic determines the outcome
UniswapWanderer
This analysis is spot on: the successor's legitimacy comes from continuing the war
FixedIncomeFan
Who in Israeli politics would dare call for a ceasefire now? They’d be risking both their votes and their lives
CashCow
A hardline stance is the only glue that can unite the right wing; understand this, and you’ll see why it can’t stop
AirdropMystic
Saved +1, this kind of geopolitical assessment is worth tracking and verifying