Pak Sahafat – An American newspaper wrote that the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, for personal reasons, including escaping from prison, has brought this regime into a civil war, which is now ready to explode from all directions.
According to the International group of Pak Sahafat news agency, The New York Times newspaper published an article by the American journalist Thomas Friedman, in which he wrote that Israel today is like a cauldron with a lot of steam, which is on the verge of exploding in all directions following Benjamin Netanyahu’s domination of the far-right government.
Analytical news site “Arabi21” wrote, quoting from New York Times: “The attacks of Palestinian youth coincided with the expansion of Israeli settlements and the burning of Palestinian villages by the settlers,” Friedman says. In the same way, a popular uprising against the seizure of judicial power by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began, and all this threatens the fall of the government in a way we have not seen before in Israel.
This veteran American journalist further noted: Settler attacks on Palestinians and violence are nothing new, but it is interesting that this coincides with the most extreme nationalist government in Israel’s history. A government now led by religious fanatics whose goal is to annex the entire West Bank to Israel. They now hold key positions in the police, financial and military affairs and want to erase the previous lines completely.
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The American analyst stated: The extremely high speed of this maneuver actually demonstrates the sheer level of fraud that Netanyahu is using to seize power. Because he speaks softly to foreign leaders and journalists, claiming that he simply wants to pass some ineffective technical reforms to bring the Supreme Court in Israel into line with its counterparts in the United States, Canada, or France!.
Friedman asks further in his article: Which Israeli leader might threaten Israel’s existence because of technical judicial reforms, the risk of civil war at home, a rift with Jewish democrats around the world, a break with America, and other significant harms?
He writes in response to this question: Netanyahu is risking all of this just for something very big, very important and very personal. It’s a judicial reform he hopes will end his trial on charges of breach of trust, bribery and fraud that could land him in prison. Judicial reforms would give his right-wing coalition unlimited power to build settlements anywhere.
In other words, the American analyst says: Judicial reforms are a power game with which Netanyahu wants to cancel whatever the Supreme Court orders with a majority of one seat in the Knesset, based on his will.
Friedman pointed to the evidence of the flight of investments from the Zionist regime and noted: Unfortunately, due to the judicial coup, the money we collected does not go to Israel. We have heard this from worried investors and businessmen who are cautiously moving their money abroad, as well as from employees who are worried about their future in Israel.