2022 A Year of Bloodshed for the Zionist Regime.
The year 2022 was bitter for the Zionists, from the killing of about 30 Zionists, which was unprecedented in the last 10 years, to the bombing in Jerusalem, like in the 1990s, and the disgrace of the lie of normalizing their relations with some Arab countries in the World Cup. In the following, we will discuss some political and security developments in the occupied territories in 2022:
1. Four operations in 18 days and a bloody year
The beginning of 2022 was a storm for the Zionists, the month of March became a bloody month for the Zionists, which promised a different year. In 18 days, there were 4 operations by the Palestinians from the south (Be’er al-Saba Negev) to the north (Tel Aviv), which in recent years, this amount of operations, along with the number of casualties of the Zionists (14 people), was completely unprecedented. 4 people were killed in the first operation in Be’er al-Sabah, 2 soldiers in the second operation in al-Khadira, 5 people in the third operation in Bnei Brak Tel Aviv, and 3 people were killed in the fourth and last operation in Dizenkov Street.
One of the characteristics of these operations was the diversity of authority. For example, the Beer al-Sabah operation was carried out by a person who was not found to be affiliated with the Palestinian movements. Neither the intelligence agencies of the Zionist regime made a claim, nor did the resistance groups take responsibility for the attack.
One of the important issues that should be paid attention to regarding these 4 operations was its geographical distribution from Be’er al-Sa’ba (in the Negev desert and south of occupied Palestine) and al-Khuseira in the north of Tel Aviv to the heart of Tel Aviv in the north of the occupied territory.
The Election
On November 1, 2022, Zionists went to the polls for the fifth time in the last 4 years. Their previous elections of the last 4 years could not bring them a lasting and stable government. The parties failed to form a cabinet 3 times and even once when Lapid and Bennett were able to form a cabinet with a strange coalition from the right to the Arab party, this cabinet was dissolved very soon and less than a year and a month before new elections were held.
The internal strife arising from the plurality and the identity gap, the political strife between the leaders, the lack of confidence in the integrity of the elections, along with the failure of the Knesset parties to form a stable cabinet in the previous 4 elections, has led to a very clear outlook from analysts and even Residents of the occupied territories will not be seen to overcome this political impasse in the coming years.
The growth of right-wing currents
The results of the 2020 elections showed that the rightists in the occupied territories are gaining a majority in the political and even social scene of the Zionist society. One of the examples of the right-wing of the Zionists can be found in the survey of the Israel Democracy Institute. Based on that, 68% of Haredi consider the state of the regime to be good or excellent, while this feeling is only 27% among seculars and only 33% among non-religious traditionalists. The huge difference in the perception of the current situation of their place of residence can indicate the existence of a social gap in the various communities of the Zionist regime.
