I had to come back to this today, it was late into the am I seen your comment. No, I do not believe this is all just some long sought out wish by the Israelis to conquer the WB and Gaza as you seem to indicate. No, it's not just something to keep the military industrial complex breaming with business. The one thing I do agree with is it's genocidal. I am not in support of Hamas when I say that, just in respects to those being harmed who are innocent in all this no matter how small the minority they are. This whole thing has been set in motion by the Abraham Accords agreements, and the whole Trump objective of setting a new paradigm for the region to enable safe passage of energy up into the backdoor of Europe and Asia, something Kushners has described as getting at emerging markets of four billion people. This is the fact of it thus far, how Kushner describes Netanyahu's path into being involved, whether truthful or not, is spoken words on video, therefore an established written statement. The quote contributed to Netanyahu by the women is yet hearsay that has not been proven in writing or on video that he actually said it.

Netanyahu said only three Israeli officials on the planet besides knew about the final negotiation in Washington that led to the final breakthrough signing of the accords. Yariv Levin, Dermert and Shabbat, leaving out Yossi Cohen, as related to finding out the security failures that led to Oct 7th.

But it was Cohen who clandestinely laid much of the groundwork for the deal within the region itself in 2023. Thus far Netanyahu has refused to replace Gallant with Cohen as rumors abound of Gallant not in agreement with how Netanyahu is running the show. The bigger question is after the failure of Arabs (ADQ, Abu Dhabi) taking the largest stake as holders in Israels largest banking system Phoenix, which was preliminarily approved before Netanyahu returned after being re-elected but shot down in regulatory approval after he returned, which was in July 2023, the 27th I believe, this left them all dressed up with nowhere to go as this was part of the plan for processing investments into Gaza as part of an Israeli-Arab investment strategy, which was still supposed to be overseen by the major stakeholders (Gaintlin, (misspelled) and Centerpoint) selling their stakes to the Arab investors. That's about as much trust, in my opinion, it took to get the deal aligned, which is also in my opinion, what Israeli's saw as a bridge to far, probably upon return Netanyahu also. This very fact may actually be why Kushner came out and quipped it's not a matter of if anymore, when it comes to how the funding with Israel will come about, but when, how and for what. That having been said after admitting he spent time working with the Biden administration to keep them on track with the Abraham Accords, then three years later having the attack, which was just awful he was seen saying. It is consistently acknowledged that not only Netanyahu told Trump and Kushner this shit wasn't going to fly, but the whole of the US defense heads who called him a young naive guy while advising him as he ran into meetings waving written papers of promises from Arabs agreeing to go along to get along if they could get this plan going and implemented, that the Arabs lie all the time. The US defense heads also told him he was on his own on this one, they didn't want anything to do with it, it was going to turn out to be a disaster and they wanted it all to fall on his head alone. He called them, and Netanyahu, obstructionist and rejectionist.

Sometimes the wiser man looks at the words of wisdom that comes forth from the mouth of those who have been there, done that, and sees words spoken that idiot like Kushner takes as something else. The day after the election loss, which Kushner describes (complete with figurative hand movements) as Netanyahu having been stabbed in the back to remove him from office, because in Kushners words Netanyahu, or Bibi as he called him when describing him as an obstructionist, rejectionist who has been committed to Israel for a long time, maybe too long in my opinion, missed the mark on what Netanyahu spoke the day after he lost.

Kushner: "I was with him the next day. We thought we were going to announce something and move forward, and he was pretty despondent. (That should have been a clue) We met the next day, and he would basically, I figure, let me ask questions about his history, his story, I mean he's a historic figure that been through so many historic iterations (a big part of why he was despondent, not many words left for a total idiot whose whole logic is based on a guess because those with knowledge and experience gave up trying explaining real realities to him a long time ago. How he describes this here is totally unlike he describes MBS and his amazing story and history, at this point they are at the end of accomplishing the Abraham Accords, getting that one signature they've failed to get after having first gone to the Arabs, heard their amazing stories and histories, lavished praise on them, and in the same statement he made about Israel just now being a matter of if not when, called Arab leaders true leaders on a lot of fronts and considered that very exciting, so Kushner's pretty worn out on Netanyahu, stabs him in the back somehow to get him out of the way but Netanyahu, as you will see, picks himself up and utters those words of wisdom that junior totally doesn't get) and he told me, "when I was a politician I have bad patches. I would always try to get little wins because little wins lead to bigger wins, and then bigger wins, momentum is a very hard thing to get." (This is the point Netanyahu puts aside his objections, rejectionist attitude toward the Abraham Accords and moves forward as the best men to guide his people through what was to become. Kushner, on the other hand, took it and patted himself on the back as he himself coming out on a win that will lead to bigger wins and wider pats on the back.) We left the region with momentum, again the last piece, so we set up Bahrain to do the deal with Israel. Saudi was watching this closely. (Can you even imagine being at a point where what the Saudi's were thinking was so important you made a note of it). We get to Saudi, to allow us to put flights over SA between SA & UAE than in addition to that we said we need you to solve the issue with us in Qatar. We went through and got that done, which, by the way, was very, very intense. So, I finished that on Jan 5th then flew back to the US thinking I would have a very quiet couple of weeks in office, that turned out to be the case."

This from a guy who was describes his trip into Gaza among all those terrorists as practically a quivering in your boots feeling, how do I get myself into these situations he says, I could be cutting ribbons in Mexico somewhere, but when it came to cutting Netanyahu's throat, he was quite proud of himself, and declared his win momentous as if Netanyahu was instructing him upon what little wins could mean while all along the little win was allowing the young lad to lead him across the middle east by his nose and force him to sign agreements he'd otherwise never signed onto. Fully unaware that little win Netanyahu got led to a bigger win when Israeli's finally caught onto what the Abraham Accords really meant and ousted the very people who helped Kushner stab him in the back and brought Netanyahu back in a historic election count of his lifetime. There's always that bridge to far, and this was going to be one of them. Granting Arabs majority control of Israel's largest banking system that held the vast majority of Israeli citizens retirement accounts, well handing that over to people who have historically wanted to kill them, was too much. I really don't think Netanyahu or the military industrial complex is the problem here, the real problem lays within a new subset of individuals want to reign tyranny down upon the world in some new world order by pushing aside people whom they consider got it all wrong and using the military industrial complex, or any other means, into accomplishing that/those goals. They know that globally billions of people aren't going to take a liking to being told they'd always got it wrong and this is the new way we are going to be doing things, so the elimination of those who will voice the hardest against them will have to be eliminated if they don't fall within compliance, by any means possible.