The nightmarish end of Mr. Security in Israel.
Perhaps even the most pessimistic opponents of Benjamin Netanyahu did not imagine that his third return to the seat of the Prime Minister of Israel would lead to a nightmarish era for the Zionist regime. Before the November 2022 elections, many researchers thought that Bibi’s return to Syria would lead to the formation of a unified government inside the occupied territories, on the other hand, in the field of foreign relations, Netanyahu’s presence, which is the power of building consensus against the axis of resistance and advancing the normal train Sazi has, it can provide the interests of the Jewish state more than the weak cabinet and a thousand colors of Lapid-Bent.
Now, about a year and four months have passed since Netanyahu’s return to power in Israel, and contrary to all the expectations that his job would be easy after his relatively decisive victory in the last elections, the state of the Zionist regime has experienced an unfavorable or critical situation in many fields. Netanyahu’s third term as Prime Minister, who was considered Israel’s “Mr. Security” for a long time, has turned into a nightmare for the majority of the residents of the occupied territories, which will only end when his political life ends.
Extreme social bipolarity
From the very first week of Netanyahu’s return to power, the controversy over the judicial reform plan began and continued until October 6th. During these 40 weeks, the Zionist community experienced the deepest bipolarity in its history regarding these reforms; In some nights, more than 700,000 opponents of this plan came to the streets in different cities. Supporters of the reform plan also held demonstrations several times, and their biggest demonstration reached about 250,000 people.
On the one hand, this crisis made part of the Israeli military and security forces disaffected from Netanyahu’s cabinet due to their opposition to the judicial reform plan. In this regard, some media had announced the termination of cooperation of more than 40,000 Israeli army reserve forces with this organization. Also, due to this long and deep crisis, Israel’s security and military apparatus mainly focused on internal threats and to some extent neglected the external threats that the Israeli regime was facing. In this way, the field of Al-Aqsa storm operation was provided for the Palestinian resistance groups under the shadow of the disastrous management of Netanyahu’s cabinet.
The biggest security breach in the last 50 years.
The judicial reform crisis had led to a relative drop in the popularity of Netanyahu and the Likud party, but the October 7, 2023 attack by the resistance forces, which is considered the first offensive operation against Israel since the time of Haj Amin al-Husseini, was a bigger blow to the political credibility of Bibi and the Likud party. hit
Netanyahu’s security analysis indicated that the resistance forces were not at all in a position to plan a troublesome action for Israel. Netanyahu’s security advisor, Tasahi Hengbi, confirmed this a week after the start of the battle and stated that there was a strategic error in the security analysis.