Tel Aviv: Silent coup to oust Benjamin Netanyahu.
In recent days, there have been changes in the Israeli army, and dozens of air and ground commanders in the army have been fired and replaced by new commanders. On the other hand, a few days ago, the chairman of the internal security council of this regime also changed. About 8 months ago, Bani Gantz was replaced as the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Zionist Army. These changes are all in the same direction and seem to follow a special path.
Army changes:
Earlier this week, the Israeli army’s website officially reported that Avio Kukhawi, the chief of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, had fired 18 army commanders and nominated new ones for the posts. The new bases are in the air and ground forces. All former Netanyahu supporters and new commanders are said to be on his side.
Replacing Chairman of the Internal Security Council.
Earlier this week, Naftali Bennett, the new prime minister of the Zionist regime, appointed “Ayol Holta” to replace “Meir bin Shabat” as advisor to the prime minister and chairman of the Internal Security Council. Eyal Holta has a history of chairing the Political and Strategic Planning Council and chairing the Mossad Technology Council. “Meir bin Shabat” was one of the figures close to Netanyahu who held this position for the last 6 years.
The set of changes mentioned above includes a change in the position of those who were Netanyahu’s associates and allies favoring coup against Benjamin. These people have now given their place to those who are his real opponents. Most of these changes, most of which take place in the government of Naftali Bennett, are an attempt to permanently remove Netanyahu from power. Naftali Bennett, at the head of Netanyahu’s opposition, is making changes that will weaken Netanyahu’s re-emergence and prevent him from coming to power. Moreover, if he comes to power with these changes, as long as these people are in their positions, he will not be accompanied much.
One of the Zionist media outlets wrote this week that what was the main motivation of the current cabinet to come to power and the coalition was a strong anti-Netanyahu motive that still persists.
This set of actions can be described as a silent coup that the “post-Netanyahu” period is taking shape through his opponents to eliminate the grounds for his return to power.
