ISRAEL'S LEADER HAS BECOME THE UNDERTAKER OF HIS OWN NATION

 chris hedges

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ISRAEL'S LEADER HAS BECOME THE UNDERTAKER

OF HIS OWN NATION

Benjamin Netanyahu, the man who once saw himself as Israel's eternal king, is now consumed by paranoia and rage. His inner circle reports violent outbursts against military advisors, screaming matches, and behavior so erratic that close friends use the word "suicidal" to describe it. Israeli analysts speak of a "narcissistic leadership psychology" — a man who places himself above his people, his military, and reality itself.

The numbers are devastating: 92.1% of Israelis believe Iran won the conflict, including 93.1% of Netanyahu's own voters. 72.5% do not believe his claims of victory. Israel is worse off than before the war: 200,000 displaced, a shattered economy, and an army bleeding with 890 dead and desertion rates up to 24%. Former generals admit openly: "We are losing the war, and in a big way." Netanyahu has blamed his generals for leaks that

"embarrass Israel in front of Trump." But his "total victory" has been a total disaster.

Hezbollah's drones are unstoppable. Iran has emerged stronger. And Netanyahu stands alone — abandoned by his generals, his party, and his people. The "King of Israel" has become the undertaker of his own nation. He promised to be Israel's savior, but history will remember him as its destroyer.

Analysis by Chem. Eng. Moisés R. Hernández, Director of MRH Análisis and World Academic Podcast. A king who believed he was untouchable, now reduced to a desperate man clinging to a throne that no longer exists. History does not forgive leaders who sacrifice their people for their own survival. Bibi's fall is the final act of a tragedy he wrote himself