Netanyahu reportedly says Oct. 7 inquiry must probe Oslo Accords, Gaza Disengagement, judicial overh

[Right_in_Virginia]

Netanyahu reportedly says Oct. 7 inquiry must probe Oslo Accords, Gaza Disengagement, judicial overhaul opponents
Times of Israel, Dec 22, 2025

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly said today that the planned government-backed commission of inquiry into the failings surrounding the Hamas onslaught of October 7, 2023, must include an examination of the 1993 Oslo Accords, the 2005 Disengagement from Gaza, and the 2023 protest movement against the government’s judicial overhaul agenda.

Netanyahu made his comments during the meeting of a ministerial committee he is heading that will determine the mandate of the government’s inquiry, which is being advanced instead of a widely demanded independent state commission of inquiry.

According to a report by Channel 12, Netanyahu told the ministerial committee that the investigation into the events of October 7 must go back decades, “from Oslo, through to the [Gaza] Disengagement, and up to [reserve duty] refusal.” The latter part refers to the declaration of some opponents of the government’s judicial overhaul agenda that they were discontinuing their service in the IDF reserves.

Netanyahu, who ruled Israel for roughly 14 of the 15 years preceding the Hamas onslaught, has adamantly refused to take responsibility, instead attempting to cast the blame on his predecessors, his political opponents, the security establishment and the judiciary.


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[libertybele]

Good for Bibi!

[Right_in_Virginia]

Before this agenda is deemed to be complete, Netanyahu will have added Noah and the flood ----

[Right_in_Virginia]

Good for Bibi!

@libertybele

Sure it's good for Bibi.  But, it's bad for Israel.  Netanyahu is obstructing the inquiry into Oct 7 as only a man driven by guilt and fueled by power would do.

Israel needs an honest inquiry to prevent a recurrence of the political, security and military shocking mistakes surrounding Oct 7, 2023 --- not more bullshit from Benjamin Netanyahu.

[cato potatoe]

They would do well to move on from Netanyahu.  He is universally despised in the muslim world, which is unsurprising, but he has perception of Israel at 2:1 or 3:1 negative all over Europe, Asia, Canada, and Latin America.

[libertybele]

They would do well to move on from Netanyahu.  He is universally despised in the muslim world, which is unsurprising, but he has perception of Israel at 2:1 or 3:1 negative all over Europe, Asia, Canada, and Latin America.

The West is despised by the Muslim world; their agenda is to take over the Christian world.  Netanyahu right now stands in their way of taking over Israel. October 7, should have been a wake up call  of Israel -- Netanyahu included.  Perhaps it is time for him to stand down, though he's lead Israel for a long time and certainly at a very dark time and the threat from Hamas is far from over.

[Fishrrman]

cato writes:
"They would do well to move on from Netanyahu..."

It's entirely fitting that you would say something like that.
Mr. Netanyahu reminds me of an Israeli version of Mr. Trump -- KIG ("keep Israel great")...

[cato potatoe]

It's entirely fitting that you would say something like that.
Mr. Netanyahu reminds me of an Israeli version of Mr. Trump -- KIG ("keep Israel great") ...

Netanyahu is privately seeking a 20 year Memorandum of Understanding with the United States, rather than renewing the 10 year agreement.  Do you know why?  It's because he has alienated virtually every group that matters, including Americans under age 50.