Israeli Writer on Trump and Netanyahu's Rhetoric
The article discusses the similarity in style between U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in justifying their political and military failures by presenting them as accomplishments, aiming to preserve their popularity ahead of upcoming elections. It points out that Trump tried to de-escalate tensions with Iran and highlight achievements in nuclear and military platforms, but failed to achieve most of his goals, such as changing the Iranian regime or destroying its missile capabilities. Similarly, Netanyahu seeks to portray his lack of progress on key issues like Gaza and other developments as successes, relying on political marketing. Meanwhile, his timing and motives link his continuation in power to election results. Both face electoral pressures and seek partial victories to boost their standing, knowing that their real decisions on the ground are heavily influenced by the international and American environment.
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