The complicated situation of Israel is in the shadow of the expansion of foreign fronts and internal division.
In an interview with the Zionist newspaper Ma’ariv, Yaqub Biri, the former head of Shabak, said that Israel will not be successful in achieving all its desired goals from the Gaza war, referring to the instability and instability in the decision-making of Tel Aviv leaders.
Ma’ariv quoted Biri as saying that Israel is facing many problems on different fronts, and at the same time, the political divide and the instability of the cabinet also threaten this regime.
Referring to Israel’s struggle on various fronts, this former security official of the Zionist regime said that Tel Aviv will not have the right solution or decision on any of these fronts shortly.
He continued that the decision to enter Rafah would not be made soon due to its political and internal complications, as well as the problems related to Egypt the challenge of Israeli prisoners, and international pressures on Israel.
Yaqub Biri called the situation of the northern front of the Zionist regime difficult and very worrying and emphasized that there does not seem to be a solution and a stop to these developments in the current situation and the tendency towards war in this region also creates a big problem.
This former Tel Aviv senior official also pointed to the expansion of anti-Zionist operations in Jerusalem and the West Bank and considered it another worrying and challenging front for Israel.
In the continuation of this conversation, Biri emphasized: that Yemenis have also opened a front against us, and the danger related to the Red Sea and the security risk related to the port of Eilat and southern Israel still exist.
He also pointed to Iran’s missile operation against the Zionist regime and stated: We witnessed a direct conflict with Iran for the first time.
Pointing out that the presence of Israeli military forces in the Gaza Strip is an undesirable action and may be dangerous, Biri emphasized that the expansion of conflict fronts along with political division and internal instability has become an important problem for Israel.
This security official of the Zionist regime pointed to the inability of the leaders of this regime to make decisions for the day after the war and emphasized that this process had encouraged the enemy to hit us more. Israel has shown that it is unstable and does not have the power to make decisions.
Yaqoub Biri also addressed the issue of the frequent resignations of senior Zionist officers and emphasized that this shows the weakness of Israel and threatens the continuation of efforts on multiple fronts for this regime.
He called the victory of Hamas and Hezbollah in Lebanon an unfortunate fact and emphasized that the sign of this victory is that tens of thousands of Zionist families have been displaced from their homes and no one knows whether they will return to their homes or not.
The former head of Shabak considered the only solution for the return of prisoners to be Israel’s agreement to difficult and painful scoring and emphasized that no matter how fast this decision is made, the release of Israeli prisoners will be done sooner.
Pointing out that there is no hope of achieving all the desired goals, he stated that Israel needs to make painful concessions regarding the prisoners. The situation in Israel is not good according to internal and external criticisms.