> Netanyahu is viewed as the messiah of the Jewish people I think there was a strong urge to portray him as the second coming of King David (the slayer of Goli

> Netanyahu is viewed as the messiah of the Jewish people I think there was a strong urge to portray him as the second coming of King David (the slayer of Goliath) after the assassinations of (other war criminals) Deif, Haniyeh, Nasrallah, Saifeddine, and Sinwar within 6 months of each other. > something about rebuilding a temple in Jerusalem No temple yet, but there's a valid religious claim should they choose to build one on the Rock. The main mosque is actually a few hundred meters removed from the Rock. > until he achieves the eradication of the Palestinian people he will not rest Think the political apparatus strives to control the demographics (for its own survival)? Eradication is one mechanism, but at 7 million Palestinians, they'd need to summon a World War esque scenario to pull it off. So, unlikely?