NETANYAHU’S DAYS ARE NUMBERED
January 25, 2024“I do believe that this is the end of Netanyahu’s era in Israeli politics.” Former Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni argues.
Livni hopes for a new beginning in Israeli leadership, saying “I do believe that this is the end of Netanyahu, their reign, these old politics. And I do hope that those that will replace him from center part of Israeli politics will adopt these views. That is a combination of Israel’s security needs with a vision for the future and hopefully a new regional structure.”
THE PEOPLE OF GAZA HAVE RUN OUT OF TIME.
The World Health Organization has stated that FAMINE & DISEASE threaten to kill more people in Gaza than the war.
ACTION IS NEEDED NOW!
Waiting for new elections is Israel is not going to save these people!
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English Script:
Christiane Amanpour: are you surprised at this stage, 108 days since the massacre and then the war on Hamas, that all of a sudden, this anger, these divisions within the Israeli system, are spilling out into the open?
Tzipi Livni: the fact that we have more than 100 hostages that were taken and the statements of Prime Minister Netanyahu about the day after or his unwillingness to deal with the different plans that are on the table, including by the United States, create now the division again amongst the Israeli society.
Christiane Amanpour: So were you surprised, like a lot of people were, that Gadi Eisenkot, who is generally very well respected in your country, is a member of the war cabinet made that rather, you know, quite blunt intervention on Israeli television, firstly calling for elections immediately or as soon as possible, saying that the Prime Minister had not been telling the people the truth about what was happening on the ground.
Let me just play a small soundbite and have you react.
Gadi Elsenkot: We need within a few months to return to the Israeli voter and go to elections in order to renew trust, because at the moment there is no trust.
Christiane Amanpour: So why is there no trust? Do you agree with him that there is no trust?
Tzipi Livni: Firstly, I am glad that Eisenkot and Benny Gantz are part of the Israeli cabinet because I trust them more than I trust the others there. And the moment in which they decide to quit, this is for me, a message saying that saying that they are not influencing anymore the course of things. But I think that in this a dramatic moment, not only in terms of Israeli politics, but this will define the future of Israel’s security, the future of Israel and the Palestinians in Gaza. I think that we need to enter into an interim period of time and try and work together with the regional stakeholders, with the United States, to make to begin these steps toward the future.
Christiane Amanpour: How do you think that’s going to happen if the prime minister is just saying no?
Tzipi Livni: I do believe that this is the end of Netanyahu, their reign, these old politics. And I do hope that those that will replace him from center part of Israeli politics will adopt these views. That is a combination of Israel’s security needs with a vision for the future and hopefully a new regional structure.
Christiane Amanpour: And can I ask you about the United States? I mean, what is the cost to an Israeli leader or is there no cost of dissing, you know, rejecting your closest ally, particularly a president who got up and supported the right to self-defense. And frankly, the way the war is being conducted very worried about it now even calling to stop, quote, indiscriminate bombing. Is there a cost to an Israeli leader who publicly disses the president of the United States?
Tzipi Livni: We need the United States. It’s part of Israel strategic security needs. And therefore, you know, Netanyahu’s campaign is I’m the only one who can say no to the international community, including the United States. And I believe that we need a leader who knows how to work with the United States and our allies in defining Israel’s security needs and working together with them. And this is missing these days.
