The crisis of the army and the dire economic situation have hampered Netanyahu’s cabinet.
According to Palestine Ilyum, the Guardian newspaper wrote in a report about the troubled situation of the Zionist army that the desertion of the reserve forces in the Zionist army in the shadow of increasing tensions in the occupied territories shows new levels of civil rebellion in this regime.
It is stated in this report that the crisis of reservists leaving the service is not the only challenge that has made Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet helpless, but Tel Aviv is facing the biggest political crisis since 1973. The decrease in credit rating and the dire economic situation, along with the withdrawal of companies active in the fields of technology from the occupied territories and widespread strikes, are other crises facing Netanyahu’s cabinet.
In the continuation of this report, it has been emphasized that over the past years, the image of the Zionist army, which is the army of all classes of people and their unifier, has been weakened, and the inequality and internal divisions in the Zionist society are evident in the structure of the armed forces.
According to this report, previously, very important units and departments in the Zionist army, such as pilots, had threatened to leave their service in protest against issues such as the Second Lebanon War, but the Zionist regime has never witnessed such a civil rebellion at this level. Is. In these protests, the heavy end of the scale has been in the hands of the army reserve forces.
In this report, it is stated that the forces of the Zionist regime believe that in the shadow of the judicial reforms presented by Netanyahu’s cabinet, the possibility of being prosecuted in the international arena will increase. Tel Aviv has claimed that the regime’s legal system is strong enough to investigate law violations by the army.
Yair Golan, one of the reserve generals, emphasized in a conversation with the Guardian: “There is no other option but to leave the military service because the demonstration has failed.” For now, our priority is to fight against this cabinet.
