Israel has started more wars than the rest of the UN combined, he says, and domestic polling on support for the last 6 wars runs in the high 90s.
His read: Netanyahu needed October 7th to unite a country that was split 50/50 over judicial reform just months earlier, and endless war has been the glue holding that coalition together since.
The Axios story dropped mid-interview: Trump telling reporters "Netanyahu knows who the boss is" ahead of a possible White House visit next week.
Bresheeth's take: that timing is the tell. He argues Netanyahu only shows up in Washington right before a new front opens, and points to Israel's defense minister already naming the next operation.
Netanyahu is polling badly ahead of Israel’s upcoming elections and will lean on Trump for a short pre-election operation, betting he doesn't want to lose him.
So does Netanyahu's Washington trip mean a new front opens, or does Trump hold the line again like he did in Lebanon?
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