Netanyahu Leads Israel to Its Destiny
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is a controversial figure. As the leader of the only non-Islamic nation and only true democracy in the Middle East, Netanyahu is often criticized as anti-democratic, anti-Palestinian, and anti-peace. In the months immediately preceding the October 7 massacre, Israel had been engulfed in nationwide protests, as hundreds of thousands of Israelis crowded the streets to express their opposition to the Prime Ministers recommended judicial reforms. Media outlets and political opponents accused Netanyahu of a coup against Israeli democracy and went so far as to claim the reforms would install him as a dictator overnight.
These criticisms, accusations, and hysterics are along the lines of the same sensationalisms which are nothing new to the man whose public life spans more than forty years, several cabinet positions in multiple administrations, and two non-consecutive periods as Prime Minister. Throughout this storied career, Netanyahu has been smeared with every slander and lie the radical progressives and terrorist sympathizers could concoct. He often seems to be the most hated man in Israel.
But today, he is the most loved. Gaza is leveled. Hezbollah’s leader is dead. And Israel is forcefully affirming not only their right to exist, but their right to exist peacefully. Prime Minister Netanyahu leads through difficult days, restoring peace for his people, and eliminating all who threaten that peace.
Peace—a permanent peace—is still far away. While Hamas is all but defeated, Hezbollah is still a long way off, despite the deaths of Secretary General Nasrallah and the majority of the terror group’s senior leaders. Iran continues to pose an extreme danger to Israel, as do the terror proxies the radical Islamic nation continues to fund.
Nevertheless, it is clear that Israel’s destiny is toward a peaceful co-existence within the Arab world. The Abraham Accords, as well as the Israeli-Arab-Western alliance, which has emerged in response to the Iranian security threat, are testaments to the opportunity at hand in the region. Netanyahu is proving to his people and the world, that Israel will not shirk, will not fall timid, but will seize on this moment for her people and the people of the world.
This is Israel’s destiny, and Benjamin Netanyahu will lead her there.

