Israel's Inciter in Chief Netanyahu Never Fails to Make Himself the Victim -Haaretz
The inciter in chief, Benjamin Netanyahu, never misses an opportunity to be the pot calling the kettle black, to turn the tables and depict the perpetrator as the victim. He and his cabinet colleagues set a new personal best for shamelessness on Sunday, when they discussed incitement against the prime minister in light of the assassination attempt on former U.S. President Donald Trump.
"There is a normalization of incitement here," the person who normalized Kahanism and the mudslinging methods of the "poison machine" said in the weekly cabinet meeting. "It is a miracle that what happened in the United States has not happened here so far. We warned that it could happen here, the judiciary abandoned the prime minister," said Justice Minister Yariv Levin, who will go down in the history books as the architect of the judicial coup that tore the country into shreds.
His chutzpah has no limits: The man who entered politics riding the waves of incitement against Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin; the man who was one of its main instigators – incitement that led to a political assassination – and who ever since has intensified the incitement and perfected it by creating the defamation mechanism that earned the nickname "poison machine," dares to play the victim, to portray himself as being in mortal danger.
Sound familiar?
I can't stand what these people are prepared to do, how many are they willing to sacrifice in their need for power and/or money? How low are they prepared to go?
I used to think very little could surprise me, how wrong I was.
Trump Media stock price surges after assassination attempt seen as boosting Donald Trump's reelection odds -CBS
Trump Media & Technology Group's stock price soared 32% in Monday trading as Wall Street recalculated the odds of former President Donald Trump succeeding in his reelection campaign following Saturday's failed assassination attempt.
The company, which owns the Truth Social platform, jumped $9.98 to $40.87 in morning trading. The jump reverses a six-week slump in Trump Media shares, which have exhibited volatile trading patterns since going public in March.
Gun stocks spike after Trump's assassination attempt — Quartz
Shares of major gunmakers such as Sturm, Ruger & Company, and Smith & Wesson Brands surged on Monday morning following the assassination attempt on former U.S. President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania over the weekend.
Elon Musk endorsed Donald Trump for president after the attempted assassination
After months of back and forth between Tesla boss Elon Musk and presidential hopeful Donald Trump, Musk has this week officially endorsed Trump’s bid to re-enter the White House. The EV maker’s boss made the move on X over the weekend, where he branded the former president and convicted felon “strong.”
So damn depressing.