The protest in front of the prime minister's residence is the result of retired senior security officials • Peace with the Emirates and the agreement with Bahrain prove that there is a solution for the Palestinians • Interpretation
The World Trade Center in Manama, Bahrain, last year
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This week, the various vectors that are causing a perfect storm in our country are gathering.
Or if you will, Shushka wants to make peace with Bahurian (and) but it does not work out.
To the people of the Shoshka protest, all of last week's revelations do not change their worldview.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considered an enemy in the eyes of senior prosecutors, as revealed by Amit Segal.
And Netanyahu is also considered an enemy in the eyes of senior members of the retired defense establishment and the constituencies of "Shoshka."
A security tiger with an anti-Zionist radical will lie together.
But much more than that: the peace with the Emirates that will be signed this week in Washington and the further normalization agreement with Bahrain bury the old, classic, perception of security of the State of Israel.
If anyone wants to understand the roots of things, the defense establishment has seen Netanyahu since they were first elected in 1996 as a foreign invader with a concept that contradicts the concept of security that Ben-Gurion founded.
And even more so, things have been exposed in the past decade.
Just as the State Attorney's Office and perhaps also the Supreme Court see the Prime Minister as an enemy, and not one for whom the truth should be investigated in the cases in which he is involved, so too the security leadership of the previous generation.
According to the historical conception, the one in charge of maintaining the national security seal is the defense system and its leaders.
The IDF is supposed to provide security, and the only political-diplomatic element in the perception of security is relations with the United States.
Senior security officials, Ehud Barak, Derech Ashkenazi, Gantz, the late Meir Dagan, Izenkot and their comrades, found themselves at a disadvantage in the face of the successful strategy of the Palestinians and the Iranian opposition leader against Israel. The sharp confrontation with President Obama convinced them that Netanyahu was the main threat to national security.
The Shoshka protest, as we also saw last night in Jerusalem, is a product of retired senior security officials.
The long political campaign led by Netanyahu, which is currently reaping the benefits, proves that there is a solution to the Palestinian strategy, which aims to cause the internal collapse of the State of Israel.
This has happened a great deal thanks to the unexpected rise of President Trump.
It, too, is breaking the conventions of the security and diplomatic establishment in Washington.
The achievements in the Gulf are taking place in parallel with an agreement of historic importance between Serbia and Kosovo.
This is also happening under the auspices of Trump.
All of these policy breakthroughs had to add to national morale and internal cohesion.
This is not happening, because a just-no-bibi camp controls without Egypt the personal and national mood.
They are galloping like a rider without a head out of passionate political affiliation, and have long forgotten why they are willing to burn the world as long as Netanyahu is not prime minister.