Netanyahu’s antics threatening Zionist regime’s future
By Mohammad Ali Senobari
Director of New Vision
In a world fraught with political turmoil, where decisions are shaped by complex alliances and national interests, the actions of a reckless and mad politician can have far-reaching global repercussions. On September 27, Benjamin Netanyahu made such a decision—a reckless and irrational one—when he ordered the assassination of Hezbollah’s martyr leader, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah. The assassination took place at a time that cannot be dismissed as coincidence: while Netanyahu was at the United Nations, and more importantly, without prior approval from the United States.
Although the Biden administration later defended the assassination—despite it violating international law, state sovereignty, and the Four Geneva Conventions—this reckless act revealed a stark truth that had been simmering for years: Netanyahu no longer views the Zionist entity’s interests as aligned with those of the United States in the same way the political establishment in Washington does. This may prove to be Netanyahu’s most grievous mistake. It must be remembered that despite Washington’s complicity in the massacres and crimes committed by the Zionist entity throughout the region, the United States views these ongoing wars as a serious threat to its own national interests.
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