The Economist: Internal disputes are a great threat to Israel.

The Economist magazine announced in a report that Israel will face serious threats in the future, the most important of which is internal disputes.
According to the report of Tasnim International News Agency, the English magazine “The Economist” wrote in a report about the threats facing the Zionist regime.
According to this report, Israel will face a different set of opportunities and threats in the coming decades. The unrest that has occurred in Israel in recent weeks is a sign of threats.
This magazine emphasized: There is a constitutional crisis regarding the independence of the judiciary, which was created by the right-wing cabinet of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The Economist magazine further emphasized: “The foundations of the old international order led by the United States are crumbling, especially after the conclusion of new agreements between Saudi Arabia, Iran and China.”
According to the magazine’s report, “In the 20th century, the danger of invasion and survival threatened Israel, and now in the 21st century, the danger is that internal conflicts are destroying Israel.”
The report continues: “Israel’s ability will be tested once again with new directions. First, this test will be through demographics. That is, the number of settlers could increase from 10 million people now to 20 million by 2065, but even this population increase is likely to increase the differences between Israelis.
This English magazine further added: Another development is the emergence of a multipolar world, because the United States of America was the first country to recognize Israel’s occupation in 1948 and was its strong ally.
The Economist emphasized: “In the current illiberal political process of Israel, public support for Israel in America will weaken and become more factional; Because one in four American Jews say that Israel is an apartheid entity.
