
By Lance D Johnson
As Israel reels from one of the deadliest intelligence failures in its history, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a nation furious over his governmentâs negligenceâand a shifting geopolitical landscape where unconditional U.S. support is no longer guaranteed. The recent purge of pro-Israel hardliners from Trumpâs National Security Council signals a seismic shift in Washingtonâs Middle East strategy, one that prioritizes Americaâs interests over Netanyahuâs war-driven agenda. With Israelis blaming Netanyahu for the catastrophic security lapse that left thousands dead and his judicial overhauls eroding democratic norms, his political survival hangs by a thread. Meanwhile, Trumpâs administration appears to be distancing itself from the Netanyahu regime, sidelining Zionist influence in favor of a more restrained, America-first approach.
Key points:
- Netanyahu faces widespread blame in Israel for intelligence failures and undermining judicial independence.
- Trumpâs NSC dismissals of pro-Israel officials suggest a re-calibration of U.S. policy away from Netanyahuâs agenda.
- Israeli officials fear losing influence in Washington as America-first voices gain traction.
- Netanyahuâs attempts to drag the U.S. into war with Iran have backfired, exposing his waning leverage.
- The Gaza conflict has further damaged Israelâs global reputation, making Netanyahu a liability for U.S. interests.
The unraveling of Netanyahuâs security myth
For decades, Netanyahu has sold himself as Israelâs indispensable security strongman, promising unparalleled protection against regional threats. Yet the October 7th Hamas attack shattered that illusion, exposing fatal gaps in intelligence and military readiness. Israelis, once willing to overlook Netanyahuâs corruption scandals in exchange for security, now hold him directly responsible for the bloodshed. His judicial power grabârewriting laws to subordinate courts to his political alliesâhas only deepened public distrust…
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