Israel has a lot of control in various areas, but they are losing the internet battle badly, which is a major problem for them. The global perception of Israel is changing drastically, especially among those 40 and under, and it will never return to what it was for previous generations.

When someone like Netanyahu does an interview, it's a way for him to share his perspective, which I think is a good thing. In a war, especially with Russia, it's important to understand the other side's perspective, even if you don't take it as gospel.

Netanyahu believes it is his historic purpose to defend the only homeland of the Jewish people, which he sees as his life's mission, making him a historic leader by any measure.

Netanyahu is viewed as a devil by many, regardless of his actions, which raises the question of why that perception exists.

Netanyahu's leadership is scrutinized due to the October 7th attacks occurring under his watch, similar to how Golda Meir was held accountable for the Yom Kippur War.

Critics argue that Netanyahu's focus on Hamas may have distracted from other threats, such as Hezbollah, which could have implications for Israel's security strategy.

When I criticize Israel's actions, I often face backlash from people who don't realize I'm Jewish, which complicates the conversation.

Despite criticisms, many political leaders in Israel would likely have responded similarly to the October 7th attacks as Netanyahu did, given the circumstances.

The trolls on Twitter are just the other side of the woke, and both groups don't help the discussion on Israel or anything else.