[Marxism] Likely next Israeli prime minister commits to more war v . Gaza

[Nestor Gorojovsky]

One pressing need Netanyahu DOES NOT feel: that of demonstrating that he 
is hawkish than the worst hawk.

Thus he is in a better position, paradoxically, to accept a new balance 
in the US-led Middle East caucus (which includes, let us not forget, 
Arab leaders as well as Israeli leaders)

I think it was Jim Farmelant (or Fred Feldman?) who posted on this list, 
once, the enlightening article by Z. Jabotinski where this leader of the 
"revisionist" wing of Zionism openly advocated for NOT CONSIDERING THE 
ARABS STUPID BABIES THAT COULD BE FOOLED BY THE LEADERS OF THE ISRAELI 
COLONIAL ATTEMPT.

This is realism, indeed.

Maybe Netanyahu can display a lot more realism of this kind than the 
"progressive" murderers of Gaza.

farmelantj en juno.com escribió:
> Benjamin Netanyahu, who will most likely be
> Israel's new PM following elections on
> February 10, is often held up by liberals
> as the great bogeyman of Israeli politics,
> but comparing his actions when he was last
> PM with the deeds of people like Olmert,
> Barak, and Livni, there seems little to
> choose from here.  Olmert, Barak, and Livni,
> have had two wars to their credit within
> a two year period.  Netanyahu, when he
> was PM, had no wars to his credit, just 
> the issuing of volleys of bellicose
> rhetoric.  To be sure, when he was PM
> in the past, we saw the creation of new
> settlements and the expansion of existing
> ones in the occupied territories, but then
> again we have seen much the same thing under
> Olmert, Barak, and Livni.