Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's remarks at the 2018 American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) conference are key to understanding how Israel is run. Netanyahu is not only Israel's longest-serving prime minister, but he differs from his predecessors in many ways, most notably that he Growing up in the U.S. He imbibed its culture and political tactics. This was clearly reflected in His political behavior, worldview, and self.

In his speech to America's most prominent pro-Israel lobbyists, Netanyahu behaved not as a visiting prime minister of a foreign country, but as a "professional salesman" seeking to convince his business partners that their money is "well invested" and that their project, Israel, is "growing and prospering." The scene was reminiscent of a time when colonizationWhen countries were treated as business ventures and people as slaves.
Netanyahu has forgotten that legitimacy is not measured by commercial success or technological sophistication. If it were, it would be Adolf Hitler Ranked as one of the greatest leaders!

When Netanyahu stood on stage among his friends at AIPAC, he seemed to He forgot he's in America, not Israel. He said he couldn't see the audience from behind the stage, so he decided to walk around the stage against the organizers' instructions. "What's the big deal? I'm the prime minister!" he said.
This sentence may be one of the few honest moments in his entire speech, as The feeling of warmth and hospitality The atmosphere of the conference made him think for a moment that he was addressing an Israeli audience, not an American one.

But he Forget or ignore to build Religious right-wing extremist ideology It's not in line with what modern advanced governments do, and it completely contradicts Israel's own propaganda about itself.
No matter how many apps you produce, or how many software companies you own, the Real progress is a behavior and a mental approach, not just physical achievements.
When a leader relies on Religious myths to plunder other people's land and destroy their cultureHe should not expect to be seen as the leader of a developed country.

Netanyahu ignored the obvious fact that Power cannot be monopolized foreverNo matter how much he tries to hold on to it, the His limitless ambition to dominate It will inspire others to do the same - especially Palestinians and Iranians - This will ultimately lead to Israel's own destruction.
He also doesn't realize that Peace is not achieved by accumulating military powerbut via Achieving justice and ending hostility with others.

In Netanyahu's eyes, Israel protects the whole world thanks to its "unparalleled intelligence apparatus," which allows people to travel safely!
But this subtraction It ignores the fact that many acts of terrorism stem from a sense of injustice that people suffer as a result of the policies of Israel and its allies.
In fact, we may be Safer if Israel respects international law as much as it respects its own self-image.

While Netanyahu has boasted about the strength of his army, he He did not point out that this power is largely derived from massive U.S. military and financial aidespecially under Trump, whom Netanyahu describes as a "modern-day Cyrus."
Israel receives Billions of dollars of U.S. taxpayer money annually to support it militarily.

Netanyahu said that Israel is "200 times overweight," even though it represents only "one-tenth of one percent of one percent of the world's population" and receives 20% of private investment globally in cybersecurity.
But the question is: What percentage of the world's population is represented by tech giants like Apple and Microsoft? Are countries evaluated on the basis of "overweight"? Was Israel a "failure" before Netanyahu came to power and implemented free-market principles?

Netanyahu bragged about Israelis' skills in Agriculture and waterHe said his country recycles 90% of its wastewater.
But he No mention of Israeli settlers uprooting Palestinian olive trees and looting water sources in the occupied West Bank.
Recently, settlers have even Flooding the village of Khan al-Ahmar with wastewater to force its residents to leave. Is this the 10% of water that Israel has failed to recycle?

Netanyahu said that "Israel is changing the world" in India, Asia, Africa, Latin America, everywherewhich has prompted countries to establish diplomatic relations with it.
But he Ignore that these relationships are not built on irrigation projects in India or generating water from the air in AfricaRather, on Israel's ability to produce and market lethal weapons.
Countries do not establish relations with Israel out of common interests. Because of direct U.S. sponsorship.

Then he mentioned the "diversity" of the of the Israeli occupation army, boasting about it, even though his government recently passed the racist "Jewish Nation-State Law"a law that enshrines Apartheid It undermines the idea of diversity and respect for human rights.

In the end, Netanyahu sees everything Israel does as "good" and everything others try to do to it as "evil."
Cares a lot with his own image in front of the worldand does everything he can to sound positive.
It may already be Skilled salesmanBut he, uh. Not even half a successful politicianAs proven by His Adventures in AIPAC Wonderland.
Source: Middle East Monitor