John Oliver, a comedian who hosts a news commentary program on the Home Box Office, spent a full 30 minutes attacking Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is trying to win a war against terrorists. Oliver also falsely blamed Netanyahu for inciting the assassination of the late Israeli Prime Minister Yitzchak Rabin. He tried attacking Netanyahu indirectly, by attacking right-wing nationalist Ben Gvir, a completely different politician whose party won enough votes in the last election to bid for a place in Netanyahu’s coalition. He also did not suggest what Netanyahu should do differently in the face of brutal, bloodthirsty Hamas terror. Oliver suggested that Netanyahu should depart the political scene, the sooner the better — an odd stance for a comedian who once opposed regime change in the Middle East.