Benjamin Netanyahu died on March 9. In line with Jewish mourning customs, his son observed the traditional 7-day period of silence known as shiva (שבעה), during which close family members refrain from normal daily activities and public engagement.
Notably, he resumed posting exactly seven days later, aligning precisely with the end of shiva. For those unfamiliar, this period is a deeply rooted practice in Judaism focused on grief, reflection, and honoring the deceased.
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I think there is something to the thought that he got taken out by his own people (if he didn’t die in the strike on his residence). the escalation ladder has already gotten out of control and going backwards seems nearly impossible at this point. the rest of his cabinet don’t need him anymore, he is more of a liability at this point than anything. let’s hope he is out of the picture now
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Benjamin Netanyahu died on March 9. In line with Jewish mourning customs, his son observed the traditional 7-day period of silence known as shiva (שבעה), during which close family members refrain from normal daily activities and public engagement.
Notably, he resumed posting exactly seven days later, aligning precisely with the end of shiva. For those unfamiliar, this period is a deeply rooted practice in Judaism focused on grief, reflection, and honoring the deceased.
I think there is something to the thought that he got taken out by his own people (if he didn’t die in the strike on his residence). the escalation ladder has already gotten out of control and going backwards seems nearly impossible at this point. the rest of his cabinet don’t need him anymore, he is more of a liability at this point than anything. let’s hope he is out of the picture now