Morning Glory: Israel unbound
Fox News
Whatever Prime Minister Netanyahu, President Biden, and Vice President Harris discussed, the Israeli PM returned to Jerusalem and Israel took off almost every glove.
Whatever the President and Vice President said to the Prime Minister after what the Vice President did by way of very visible messaging, Netanyahu embraced a different strategy for Israel after his return to Jerusalem. Two months later, when Netanyahu returned to the states to deliver a fiery address the United Nations General Assembly last week, that new strategy had already rolled out in large part in the region, though it is crescendoing still.
First, Israel took the war everywhere in Gaza, and Hamas is all but obliterated as an organized fighting force though 101 hostages remain in the terrorists’ tunnel network and the condition of Yahya Sinwar is unknown. Sinwar’s military commander, Mohammed Deif, was killed in an Israeli air raid in southern Gaza on July 13, though that news was not confirmed until after Netanyahu’s visit to Congress.
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