Depends. One part I can't put my finger on is was Netanyahu a participant who knowingly let Israeli's get slaughter to achieve an objective of the Abraham Accord. It's hard to believe that they didn't see this coming. If Netanyahu didn't see this coming there are a couple of people suspect as to why. He was in office when he signed onto the accord but he wasn't in office when they developed a plan to sell a majority stake in Phoenix, one of Israel's largest financial institutions, to Arabs. That plan met the ax when Netanyahu came back, in July 2023, two months prior to the attack. Now the Arabs are limited in scope to what investments they can make in Israel. The ax fell two months prior to the attack. Every time Netanyahu comes out and says they will not relinquish security control over Gaza, one particular person threatens to quit, which, from reports, would throw his cabinet into chaos for whatever reason. Netanyahu finally relented after SA bulked at putting any money into Gaza if Netanyahu wasn't going to allow an international coalition into Gaza. That was the plan all along. The big question is getting at who is pulling the strings in all this.

I don't think the globalist plan is in tatters, at least not yet. You have to watch the plays being made. One big play that comes into focus was when the US removed one of their ships from the area and Israel took a lot of the military out of Gaza. That was followed up by some heavy hits on major players within the terrorist organizations and the bombing of Soleimani event, almost as if to pull them into the fray, which it did pull them further into the fray. The question is was the back off deliberate to entice the response they wanted or not. You can see the curmudgeon to the situation.

A bit off topic, but the intricate globalist plan won't be in tatters until something dramatic starts happening holding people accountable for the vaccine. As long as that is allow to stand.....