https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/12/05/netanyahu-wars-win-lose-political-endgame-career/

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In the wake of the Oct. 7 attack, Netanyahu’s position has grown all the more conspicuous.

Many Israelis blame Netanyahu for presiding over the deadliest day in the history of the Jewish state and resent his attempts since to shift blame onto the Israeli defense establishment.

The visible friction between Netanyahu's cabinet and the grieving families of hostages has also struck a chord in Israeli society.

Polls show that a vast majority of Israelis want him out either immediately or as soon as hostilities cease.

Now, in the middle of a staggering crisis, Netanyahu is fighting for what’s left of his political career, while also trying to satisfactorily defeat Hamas. The endgame on both fronts looks fraught for the prime minister.

Experts struggle to see how Netanyahu can survive in office after the war — even the venerated prime minister Golda Meir had to bow out after the shock of the 1973 Yom Kippur War.

And it may also prove difficult for Israel to clinch the sort of maximalist victory sought by Netanyahu’s far-right allies.

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Pro-Netanyahu and far-right propagandists would have everyone believe Israelis stand should square with Netanyahu and his far-right Likud party. But that's simply a propaganda lie.