The executioner’s march toward final collapse

Recent opinion polls in the occupied territories reveal the desperate state of Benjamin Netanyahu, the butcher of Gaza. According to the latest surveys (averaged across multiple polls), 64% of Israeli residents demand Netanyahu’s resignation. Another 18% have no opinion, and only about 18% want him to remain in power. The timing of these results—emerging amid the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire—speaks volumes. The ruthless prime minister of the Zionist regime has, in every sense, lost his bloody game after two years of war.

From the very start of the conflict, Netanyahu sought to make the “elimination of Hamas” his central political instrument—to prevent his cabinet’s collapse and maintain his grip on power by keeping Israel in a permanent state of wartime emergency. His aim was clear: prolong the war indefinitely to avoid facing the domestic fallout of the October 7 debacle and the military failures that followed. But now, the implementation of Trump’s proposed plan—and its eventual conclusion—signals the end of Netanyahu’s political refuge.

Israel’s political opposition, from centrist to right-wing factions, is now waiting for the ceasefire to be finalized. Once the agreement is signed and implemented, the “state of emergency” in Tel Aviv will dissolve—and Netanyahu will be forced to confront the heavy consequences of the Al-Aqsa Flood operation, the war’s staggering casualties, and, most importantly, an implicit admission of defeat on the battlefield.

Beyond politics, the end of wartime conditions means Netanyahu can no longer hide behind the chaos to escape his four long-standing corruption cases. These investigations, long suspended under the pretext of war, will immediately reopen—posing a serious threat to his political survival. In this sense, the latest ceasefire is not merely a political or security arrangement, but effectively a death warrant for Netanyahu’s rule inside the occupied territories.

The Zionist regime’s desperation in the face of Hamas’s calculated response, the complete failure of Netanyahu’s threefold war objectives, and the severe political repercussions awaiting him—all demonstrate that the recent proposal is not a path to victory, but a document marking a shift in the balance of power.

Despite its American origin, this plan is, in practice, a product of resistance pressure and a testament to Hamas’s superior military and political leverage. The current reality has returned the initiative to the resistance and affirmed its position as an unshakable force in the region.

Based on undeniable facts, this analysis makes one conclusion clear: Israel’s strategic defeat in Gaza is now absolute—and irreversible.