After his Iran war debacle, Netanyahu turns fire on state institutions

Following a disastrous misstep in his handling of an Iran-related crisis, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is now directing his ire at the country's state institutions. This shift comes as a desperate attempt to divert attention from his failed security strategy and to rally support for his political survival. The fallout from this debacle could shake Israel's political landscape, especially as voters prepare to make their voices heard in the upcoming elections. Netanyahu's new strategy has significant implications for both domestic politics and the trust in governmental institutions.