The narrative of isolation and false heroism
The article discusses Benjamin Netanyahu's speech before the United Nations General Assembly, which appeared to mark the end of his political era, especially with the Israeli elections approaching on October 27. The speech focused on defending his posture and policies, particularly in the context of the current war, where he tried to portray Israel as a victim facing an unfriendly world rather than addressing solutions or a future vision for the crisis. Netanyahu employed displays of power and false heroism, attempting to reinforce Israeli unity and challenge the international community, while simultaneously revealing signs of increasing Israel’s isolation both domestically and globally. The article also emphasizes that Netanyahu’s policies contribute to deepening internal divisions and tensions within the Jewish diaspora connections. His absence from a meeting with Trump reflects a decline in his political standing, and the final image he presents of leadership does not align with the international reality—particularly regarding ongoing occupation and settlement expansion. The article concludes that Netanyahu’s speech reflects a profound crisis in Israeli politics, marked by false heroism and efforts to deepen isolation, with ongoing questions about the future of his government and Israel’s international relations.
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