Haaretz: Biden’s patience against Netanyahu is running out.
By publishing a note written by the former consul general of the Zionist regime in New York, Haaretz wrote that the US government found that Netanyahu was using the war for personal purposes and wanted to blame all his failures on Biden.
“Netanyahu is looking to create a crisis with the American government to get rid of his crises… the patience of the American president is running out.” This is what Alon Pinkas, a political commentator and former consul general of the Zionist regime in New York, says.
In a note that was published in “Haaretz” newspaper today, Thursday (December 7), he wrote that the people around US President Joe Biden are witnessing how the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime is trying to tie his fate with the fate of “Israel” and how by using the government America should create a general crisis to get rid of its crises.
He wrote: “The patience of the American president is running out” and the United States believes that this war will definitely lead to a strategic change, so it seeks to convince “Israel” that the war in two months will end. Southern Gaza will not change the equation and control over Hamas in the Gaza Strip will be possible through political and not military means.
“Washington’s level of trust in Netanyahu is zero because he no longer has credibility and is not seen as an ally that can be trusted,” Pincas stated. According to Biden, Netanyahu is removing Israel from the world of shared values that are the basis of the special relationship with the United States.
The former consul general of the Zionist regime in New York added that at the moment, the position has crystallized in the US government that Netanyahu is a man in political distress who seeks to confront Biden in order to insinuate that it is the US president who will save him from a decisive victory. Blocks existing reality modifiers.
The note continues: “It was not enough to accuse the chief of staff, the head of Amman, the commander of the southern region, and the head of Shabak.” To avoid defeat, he needed a greater purpose to strengthen himself, one as important as the task that history has assigned to Netanyahu. He needs to blame such a person.
Earlier, Netanyahu had blamed the Israeli regime’s heavy failure in the surprise operation “Al-Aqsa storm” on the shoulders of this regime’s intelligence agencies and refused to accept this, and in response to the question of how much responsibility he accepted for the failure of October 7, he said: I have said many times, I will answer all these questions after the war.
“But the moment is near when Biden will run out of patience and make a sharp distinction between his support for Israel and Netanyahu’s behavior,” Pincas wrote.
The author writes that while Biden’s patience is running out, Netanyahu’s foreign policy advisor Ofir Falk said last week in response to a question about the pressure of the United States and the international community on Tel Aviv to end the Gaza war: “I have to admit my feeling that Prime Minister He does not feel pressure and I believe that we will do whatever is necessary for the army to achieve its goals.
The director of defense in the Middle East Democracy Project, Seth Binder, also said that the annual support of the United States to the Zionist regime with weapons, ammunition and aircraft gives Washington a significant influence on how to manage the war against Hamas, but it seems that it does not want to use this influence to stop the war in Gaza. .