Value of Israeli Currency Continues to Fall Against Dollar.
Following the deterioration of the situation in occupied Palestine and the escalation of protests in the ranks of the Zionist demonstrators and the deepening of the gap between the Zionist military, the Hebrew language newspaper “Yedyot Ahronot” today Thursday, referring to Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech today regarding the imminent danger of multi-party system on the national security of this regime. The approval of the “Judicial Reforms” program announced the immediate fall in the value of the national currency of this regime (Shekel).
Yediot Ahronot stated that after Netanyahu’s political speech today, in continuation of pursuing the policy of judicial reforms, despite the opposition of the opposition faction and the protesting gatherings of the Zionists, the value of this regime’s currency decreased against the dollar.
Following the escalation of tension in occupied Palestine between Zionist political leaders, Reuters news agency quoted Yair Lapid, the leader of the opposition faction in the Knesset, in response to Netanyahu’s recent speech, and wrote that Netanyahu’s statements are false, ugly, against the standards of the Supreme Court and far from reality. He demanded the resignation of members of Netanyahu’s temporary cabinet.
During the past weeks, Occupied Palestine from north to south, including Tel Aviv, Haifa, Occupied Jerusalem, Beersheba, Rishon Letzion and Herzliya, witnessed protests against Netanyahu’s far-right cabinet.
These protests have been held following the intense competition between Netanyahu’s far-right cabinet coalition and the opposition faction headed by Yair Lapid, the former prime minister of the Zionist regime.
The opposition leaders of the Zionist regime consider the judicial reforms of Netanyahu’s cabinet to weaken the judicial system and his attempt to prevent his trial for three corruption and bribery cases, and they believe that these actions of the cabinet will lead the Zionist regime to conflict and civil war. It leads to gradual collapse.
