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Binyamin Netanyahu is one of the few people I actually turn up the sound and listen to when he's on Fox News. He makes me think, "gee whiz, how come we can't have such astute and articulate politicians?". I mean he really gets "the big picture". Israel would do itself well by listening to this great man.

[Dark Skies]

Here's the split that became evident yesterday with Jennifer Griffin reporting...

Netanyahu condemned a Foreign Ministry official who told Reuters that Israel would not demand the immediate disarming of Hizbullah as part of a deal to end the fighting in Lebanon. He said that Israel must complete the operations by disarming Hizbullah and removing the security threat to northern Israel.

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He's not only that
He is also the brother of" Jony " Netanyahu the airborne officer who leaded the Entebbe hostage rescue operation in 78
(And was KIA that day )
He is also a former officer of SAYARET MAKTAL aka "the staff boys" which is Israel equivalent of SAS/DELTA
So when he speaks about military matters he know what he is talking about

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Bibi is Israel's Churchill, most of the time he is considered a "voice in the wilderness," but in the darkest hour, he is the one they need the most.

[M. Espinola]

"Binyamin Netanyahu is one of the few people I actually turn up the sound and listen to when he's on Fox News. He makes me think, "gee whiz, how come we can't have such astute and articulate politicians?". I mean he really gets "the big picture". Israel would do itself well by listening to this great man."

I agree.

When Bibi speaks people take notice.