The greatest irony is that opposition leaders are largely former generals hating on how the war is conducted.
These morons failed to make Israel safer over the last two decades by failing to achieve any substantial operational results while we now know that the enemy's communications were completely compromised all that time. Absolute clowns.
They can hate the way the war is conducted, because it deserve to be hated.
It is an ugly war, carried out for ugly reasons.
And it stems from the lack of resolve, or will, to solve the problem. The wound was left open and uncleaned, it festered and now you have to chose between butchering the patient or having him die because you didn't do your job properly the first time.
Hopefully Bibi tells the European bleeding hearts to shove it, and does the job once and for all..
edit: the current situation is a mixed-bag of half baked actions, constrained by foreign pressure and fear of political backlash in Israel.
Though, it appears foreign countries feel more concerned than they should be and appropriated the issue for their own domestic goals. Macron-Starmer-Ursulla & cie pressuring Israel to "find a solution" is only to polish their own image, flatter their ego and garner approval from their constituency.
Israel has nothing to gain from that sort of foreign "interference", for lack of a better term, and much to lose from what is, basically, nothing short of a self-interested PR campaign aimed at garnering votes that will only benefit this or that politician abroad.
It will give the impression X or Y is playing foreign diplomacy and seeking peace between waring people, when it is just egotistical grandstanding.
"We cannot be mean to the Jewish people because of WW2, and the stain of nazism has been purged! Do not dare say that word again! We are good people!"
And at the same time:
"Yeah... but that's quite the popular support Palestine has though..."
Which is nothing but a repeat of what has already happened in the past to a variety of extents.
In the end, Israel would end up being forced to soften its stance, make concessions to an irredeemable enemy, and will be left to count the days until the next October 7 attack occur.
Then? Well... "here we go again": another war, countless dead, countless displaced, misery, pain, anger and the roots of generational and sectarian hatred will be watered.
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