The current spectacle is that of a mirror-image betrayal. Netanyahu, the architect of chaos, is choking today in the smoke of his own bets. His panic—this almost pathetic request for 'clarification' addressed to the White House — betrays a naked truth: he has lost control of the blaze.
The Likud's arrogance has been shattered against the ballistic reality of 2026. Tel Aviv under the rubble and Haifa in flames are not incidents of course, but the death certificate of the 'total victory' strategy. Netanyahu knows that if the Iranian missiles have penetrated the Dome, his only political survival now depends on an escalation that Washington is perhaps no longer ready to finance.
Behind Pete Hegseth’s martial bravado, the White House tenant is beginning to see his own end in the reflection of burning oil wells. Trump is not an ideologue, he is a pragmatic narcissist. He knows that a second term bogged down in a global recession and stratospheric pump prices would ruin him.
The secret channels via Oman are not rumors, they are lifebuoys. Trump is looking for a way out to save his balance sheet, even if it means leaving Netanyahu alone in the face of the ruins of his hubris. The 'vassal' is beginning to realize that his supremacy is more afraid of financial markets than of Jerusalem’s anger.
Netanyahu does not fear war; he fears the peace that is being negotiated without him, because it will be the prologue of his own trial.
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