Netanyahu’s latest war has few critics in an Israel embracing militarism

Following a previous military action against Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched another war less than a year later, which has been met with widespread support from Israeli politicians and the public. This support persists despite increasing casualties and damage within Israel from Iranian attacks. The conflict follows the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, an action showcasing Israeli military and espionage capabilities. While some Israelis express regret that the war wasn't initiated sooner, the article contrasts this militaristic approach with the less celebrated peace treaties with Jordan and Egypt, which provided crucial assistance during the conflict by offering safe passage for stranded Israelis. The article suggests a shift in Israeli sentiment towards embracing military solutions over diplomacy.

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