Benjamin Netanyahu won a fairly sizable victory in the Likud primary race. He also thanked the orange man following his win.
In a victory speech on Friday morning, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed his “final and sweeping” win in the Likud primary on Thursday, thanking US President Donald Trump and vowing to bring US recognition of Israeli sovereignty in West Bank settlements — a move tantamount to annexation.
Addressing supporters a day after he easily defeated main challenger Gideon Sa’ar with over 70 percent of the vote for party leader, Netanyahu said the win was a “huge expression of confidence in my path, our path.”
“Most people support the right, and most people support me for prime minister,” said Netanyahu as Israel heads to a third round of elections in less than a year on March 2, 2020 after the Likud leader failed to form a government coalition in the two previous votes in April and September.
He’s promising his supporters that he will annex almost the entire West Bank. He did a whole event with a visual aid showing how expansive the annexation would be.
This is an insane move which would most certainly require the orange man’s cooperation.
Ultimately, I don’t really care all that much about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. I only care about it in the sense that we can use some of the things the Zionists do to the Palestinians to expose the evils of international Jewry.
But if the orange man thinks giving the Jews the entire West Bank will cause them to back off on him domestically, he’s sorely mistaken. The vast majority of the Jewish diaspora in America doesn’t give a shit how much he has done for Israel and never will.
Of course, it remains to be seen if Netanyahu can win the next general election. His support has waned and he’s been dealing with a corruption scandal. But even if he loses, I don’t believe we will see a major change in Israeli politics.
