22 Months Of Gaza War, 60,000 Dead: Netanyahu Faces Rebellion At Home And Global Pressure-Will His Power Survive?

International News: It has been 22 months since the war in Gaza. More than 60 thousand people have died, and now the situation there is like a state of anarchy. Children have become mere skeletons; mothers are praying while crying. These scenes are making headlines not only in Gaza but all over the world. Questions are being raised on Netanyahu's government from all sides. It is becoming difficult to justify the war day by day.

Netanyahu is facing humiliation even inside Israel. More than 600 retired security officials have united and said that this war should now stop. They have written a letter to US President Donald Trump and requested him to put pressure. It is clearly stated in the letter that this war is no longer a defense but has become an injustice. Netanyahu's own advisors seem to be divided into two groups.

Anger of hostages' families

The families of the hostages held by Hamas are angry with Netanyahu. They say that the prime minister is not caring about the lives of the hostages in his frenzy for war. Many families are protesting daily and cursing the government. They fear that Netanyahu's decisions will push the hostages to their deaths. This anger is creating a lot of political pressure within Israel.

Big allegations on human rights

International organizations have now also pointed fingers at the bombing and starvation in Gaza. The United Nations has put Israel on the list of countries committing crimes against children. For the first time, voices are being raised from within Jewish organizations that the situation in Gaza is reminiscent of Nazi Germany. These allegations are putting a big stain on Israel's old image.

Bad image in the world

Western countries, which had stood with Israel till now, are now turning their back. France, Britain, and Canada have announced their recognition of Palestine. Censure motions are also being passed against Netanyahu in European parliaments. Pictures of starvation and deaths are going viral on social media, and criticism of Israel is constantly increasing.

Trump's changed stance

US President Donald Trump has also warned Israel. He said that it is necessary to provide food to children in Gaza; otherwise, America's MAGA base will also become unhappy with Israel. Trump openly rejected Netanyahu's claim that there is no hunger in Gaza. This statement is being considered a big setback for Israel.

Netanyahu's political future?

Now the biggest question is how long will Netanyahu be able to survive? Amidst rebellion at home, pressure outside, and a public tired of the war, his position seems to be in danger. Experts believe that if the situation does not change, there may soon be a major upheaval in Israeli politics. The Gaza war has shaken Netanyahu's politics.