After Bombing 6 Countries This Year, Netanyahu Pins Israeli Isolation on Muslims

"In a rare admission on Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel is facing isolation on the world stage after nearly two years of its genocide in Gaza - but didn't acknowledge his own government's role in the situation. At the "Fifty States - One Israel" economic conference hosted by Israel's Finance Ministry, Netanyahu blamed foreign countries and Muslims for Israel's isolation."

"He blamed "unlimited immigration to Western European nations by Muslim minorities," and repeated false, bigoted statements about Muslim populations replacing non-Muslims to become the "majority" in the region. Placing the blame of Israel's isolation on the existence of Muslims is one of many blatantly Islamophobic statements made by Netanyahu and the state of Israel amid its genocide in Gaza."

"Netanyahu also called out social media campaigns from foreign countries like China and Qatar that have supposedly polarized people against Israel. "It changes Israel's international situation; we'll need to invest huge amounts in this," he said of Israel's social media campaigns. Israel has already invested many millions of dollars on wide-reaching social media campaigns to spread pro-Israel propaganda. In attendance at the conference was the largest-ever delegation of U.S. lawmakers to visit Israel."

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged Israel's international isolation after nearly two years of its campaign in Gaza but did not acknowledge his government's role. At the "Fifty States - One Israel" economic conference, he attributed isolation to foreign countries, Muslims, and "unlimited immigration to Western European nations by Muslim minorities," claiming Muslim populations would become the "majority." He also blamed social media campaigns from countries like China and Qatar, saying, "It changes Israel's international situation; we'll need to invest huge amounts in this." Israel has already spent millions on pro-Israel social media campaigns. The conference hosted the largest-ever U.S. congressional delegation to visit Israel.

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