The Israelis have developed assassination into an art form, but nobody’s perfect. From Robert Inlakesh at tlavagabond.substack.com:
Israel’s failed assassination strikes against the Hamas leadership, in Doha, were widely framed as “unprecedented” and “shocking”. Yet, a brief look at Israel’s history suggests the very opposite, this was simply one more country to add to a long list across at least four continents.
On September 10, one day after his failed assassination attempt against the Hamas leadership in Qatar, Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, publicly threatened to launch yet another attack inside the territory of Gulf Arab State, and beyond. Despite even US President Donald Trump attempting to distance himself from the attack, that violated the sovereignty of its allied nation, the Israeli Premier showed no remorse or regret.
Netanyahu claimed that his intention to continue launching airstrikes in any country of his choosing, including Qatar, was justified based upon two primary points: First, he played the game of whataboutism, claiming that he is only doing what the US did after 9/11; his second point was that he was simply hunting down the masterminds behind the Hamas-led October 7 attack in 2023.
The Israeli leader compared his attack on Doha to the US attacks on Afghanistan and assassination of Osama Bin Laden in Pakistan. Yet these are not comparable to Israel’s bombardment of Qatar for a number of reasons. Not only was Afghanistan not a Western ally, and the invasion of that nation is now largely viewed unfavorably by most Americans, but the specific case of Osama Bin Laden’s assassination couldn’t have been more different that the actions Israel took earlier this week.
These things happen when you are the “chosen” and want to hasten HIS return?
As if that was up to us.
The him they are talking about is the horned one?
He already rules his kingdom.