When Blair met the newly elected Obama, he had an important warning: public opinion is fragile. Don’t count on it.
Naturally, after sudden huge disasters public opinion around the world shows sympathy for victims and anger toward, not only those who were directly involved in the incident but the entire race or religion. This will pass. Blair will approve. Then people will ask about the root causes and those who indirectly helped the attackers (as many Israeli scholars suggest Hamas has always been a strategic weapon for Netanyahu). Then public opinion changes. again, ask Blair.
Netanyahu, weak at home and abroad, is nothing close to Blair of 9/11. Blair was at his height. Review the history. Public opinion changes fast. And when it changes it will turn against you. And that can be the opportunity human rights activists and anyone who seeks peace and stability are looking for. Netanyahu’s skill in scoring for the opposite side is proven. We will wait and watch.
UPDATE 1:
As was clearly mentioned earlier (see the update posted on 7th October), extreme ideologies come in opposite pairs and both should be stopped.