Yufal Diskin, former head of the Zionist regime’s security apparatus known as Shabak (2005-2000) in a recent article published by the Zionist newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, on the dangers of the Zionist regime after a The next 25 years threaten, warning that the dangers are not external, but internal.
The former head of Shabak said that Israel would lose valuable time if it did not improve its situation now, and that the “state of Israel” might be completely destroyed on such a day a few years later.
He referred to the political crisis facing the Zionists today and described the failure to form a stable cabinet as a futile political show that would provide an opportunity to address strategic issues and governance in the face of Israel’s crisis, which has increased with the escalation of the corona. To take.
The former Zionist official raises the question of whether Israel really has the social and economic cohesion and military and security strength to decide whether it will survive for a generation. “I’m not talking about the Iranian nuclear threat and Hezbollah missiles right now,” he said. I am talking about demographic, social and economic changes that are changing the nature of Israel and posing a serious threat to its existence after a generation.
He added that Israelis’ internal divisions were escalating, and while the gap between right-wing and left-wing parties was widening over the gap between Jews and Arabs, distrust of governing institutions was growing, and corruption in the governing and internal apparatus was rampant. Social solidarity is very low and the Israeli leadership lacks a clear and efficient model.
“Many of us Israelis are the product of the angry mentality of Mickey Zohar, the head of the Zionist cabinet coalition, and it is very clear that the Israeli government is not able to govern many of its areas in Al-Naqab, Al-Jalil and Al-Quds,” said Ufal Diskin.
The former head of Shabak continued, “Given the facts and the information of the Israeli central administration, we will soon understand that after 40 years, half of the” citizens “of Israel will be Haridis and Arabs.” It is very important that we understand today what the common denominator between these two societies is and how they affect the existence of Israel after thirty or forty years.
Diskin also said that in recent years, various Israeli “governments” have ignored the two population groups. Thus, both groups are not sufficiently integrated into Israeli social and economic institutions, resulting in low incomes.
In addition, none of them bear the burden of Israeli military and services and have anti-Zionist leanings. In this way, Israel will eventually not be able to control them.
He added that the characteristics of Israelis in the not-too-distant future among those who do not belong to the Harid or Arab groups will be as follows: secular, Talmudic, Oriental and Ashkenazi. There are also members of the rich and middle class, as well as the poor, who will face many difficulties as a result of the lack of participation of the Haridians and the Arabs in the Israeli economy and society.
According to the former Zionist official, it is predicted that most of the tax burden, conscription and military service in the Israeli reserve forces and economy will be borne by one third of the Zionist settlers after about 30 years.
He concluded: “This is quite clear and there is no need for extensive research to understand that Israeli society will not be able to withstand the economic, social and security challenges in this situation, and the more dangerous point is that many Israelis They prefer to live in other countries and separately.
