The West wants Netanyahu gone - so Palestinians can be killed more quietly again

The West is urging Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to step down, as it is believed the nation's future stability depends on his departure, according to a recent article. This is due to Netanyahu's increasingly unpopular stance, which has led to a number of nations, including some European states, expressing their disapproval during his visit to the United Nations General Assembly.

Despite his presence on the global stage, Netanyahu was notably absent from high-profile meetings with key figures such as US President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

The article highlights that Netanyahu's recent actions have been met with widespread criticism. These include his refusal to meet with Trump, the denial of a meeting with Secretary Rubio, and his controversial statements at the UN. Despite these actions, Netanyahu's popularity among his constituents remains high, thanks to his aggressive rhetoric and controversial policies.

However, his recent actions, which include warnings of an impending "earthquake" from Gaza, have raised concerns among both domestic and international observers.

Netanyahu's agenda during his UN visit was to demonstrate his international standing and to convince Israeli voters that he is the only one capable of ensuring Israel's safety. However, many in the West argue that this is not a genuine concern, but rather a political move to undermine Netanyahu's position. The article suggests that Netanyahu, despite his long tenure as Prime Minister, may be a political liability for the current administration, especially given his controversial policies and actions in recent years.