The Palestinians want to Murder and pretend to die on a cross; Trump is ready to nail them to it.

Unlike most Catholics and socialists in Europe or progressives in the U.S., Trump has no sympathy for a person, a nation, or anyone simply because they portray themselves as a victim, especially not when this victimhood is based in Genocidal Islamism. Nor does he have sympathy for a nation who comfortably presents itself as a victim of the "Evil Jews".

That’s just who Trump is—a true honest American Protestant.

As a result, it seems that the Western media, including the leftist Israeli media—torn between Zionism and post-colonial Islamism mixed with self-hatred—cannot digest his stance on Israel. And most likely, they are deeply afraid of his masculinity.

To a great extent, this is also why Netanyahu is shaking and trembling, fearing Trump’s strength.

If the left fears the man's justice, truth, might and integrity, Netanyahu—who, like the European and American left, is also an atheist—fears Trump's decisiveness and power and how it will influence the Israeli public, which has grown accustomed to years of weakness under Netanyahu’s leadership.

Much like his decision on the relocation of Gaza’s Arabs, now, too, with his current ultimatum Trump is putting Netanyahu in a bind, an uncomfortable position. Netanyahu wants to stall, perhaps he knows that to keep Hamas afloat is in his political interest as MK Yair Golan observed, or as Moshe Gafni noted - that the end of the war will bring forth the beginning of investigations.

And now Trump strips him of every excuse.

He is cornering a man who does not want to win and pushing him to the edge.

He is giving him an open goal to score—when all Bibi wants is to pass the ball around.

Israel is stuck. It has little room for action. It depends on a man who is afraid to conquer.

That is why, despite Israel being humiliated, and even though Trump is expected to save us regardless of who the prime minister is, now is the time for Bezalel Smotrich, Itamar Ben Gvir, and even the moderate opposition to take the gift that is Trump and bring down the government.

There is no real need for Netanyahu.

Trump is strong for Israel.

Netanyahu will remain weak. And Israel must win.

As a Machiavellian whose method is delay of processes, stagnation, and inertia, Netanyahu is entirely out of place when Trump injects dynamism and strength into decision-making.

We are stuck with a deal that is all about standing still, with a prime minister whose very essence is dragging out processes and avoiding action.

It is better to take a risk on dynamic leadership in order to:

These are dangerous and complex processes—far too much for an atheist like Netanyahu and for the submissive mental state he seeks to impose on Israel. A submissiveness without which we would never have initially surrendered to the idea of making a deal with Hamas.