Pak Sahafat – Sources close to the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime predict that the disagreement among the members of the ruling coalition in this regime will increase over some domestic and foreign political issues, especially regarding the Palestinians, in the near future and even this coalition will collapse.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency’s report on Thursday, the Zionist newspaper “Yediot Aharonot” wrote about this that the issue of the transfer of armored vehicles, equipment and weapons to the Palestinian Authority and the opposition of some ministers and Netanyahu’s denial of the transfer of any “advanced” weapons or equipment to this organization has increased the split in the Israeli regime’s cabinet.
Following the protest and opposition of some hard-line ministers of the Zionist regime to the news of the transfer of American armored vehicles and weapons to the self-governing organizations with the coordination of this regime, Netanyahu has said in a statement that these are not advanced weapons and equipment and in line with the implementation of part of the previous cabinet agreement.
According to this newspaper, this action, along with other controversial issues such as the evacuation of settlement centers, the situation of Palestinian prisoners, cooperation with the self-governing organizations, countering the actions of Hezbollah and other issues, are issues and issues of disagreement among the members of the Zionist regime’s cabinet coalition.
These sources also strongly criticized the actions of Ben Guer and Smotrich and their public criticism of the policies of the cabinet and Netanyahu and emphasized that it will be difficult and difficult for the cabinet to continue working with this process.
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In addition to the severe internal differences in the ruling coalition of the Zionist regime, the tension between the leaders of the ruling coalition and the opposition coalition of the Zionist regime has also intensified regarding the judicial changes bill, and the leaders of the political parties declare the collapse of this regime as the cost of continuing these tensions.
The controversy over the judicial changes bill, which Netanyahu’s cabinet intends to approve in the Knesset (Parliament) of the Zionist regime, has turned into a crisis within this regime and has brought widespread opposition to it. Earlier, Netanyahu left one of the clauses of this bill in the form of the law “Abrogation of Reasonableness Proof” from the parliament’s approval, which intensified the differences with the opposition coalition.
Since the inauguration of Netanyahu’s cabinet, the occupied territories have been the scene of widespread and violent unrest.
Last Saturday evening, thousands of Zionist settlers protested against the controversial judicial changes bill of the Zionist government cabinet, for the 35th week in a row.
Netanyahu claims that this bill will not affect the alleged democracy of the Zionists and its purpose is to restore the balance between the institutions (legislative, executive and judicial).
The Supreme Court of the Zionist regime held its first session on Tuesday of this week to deal with complaints against the law to cancel the argument of reasonableness. This meeting was held in the shadow of the continuation of the protests of the opponents of the judicial changes bill outside the court building.