General Gen Diendere, who lead a coup by members of the elite presidential guard on Thursday, now appears to be conceding that his position is untenable.
Rather, the troll tends to feel like a medieval vagabond outside a heavily fortified city, hurling insults and threats at what they take to be comfortable inhabitants sleeping behind meters of stone walls lined by vigilant troops.
Fighting broke out near the palace on Sunday morning, with several sources saying an elite national army unit led by a former French legionnaire was behind the unrest.
The Israel Defense Forces released a video this weekend claiming to show elite units raiding what it described as terrorist infrastructure in Gaza, yielding large quantities of weapons.