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Freezing the legal reform - the solution to Iran's rush to the bomb - voila! news

2023-03-01T14:47:51.481Z


The legal revolution that continues to gallop is a bleeding wound. But meanwhile in Tehran they are moving towards the bomb and Netanyahu, who has 20 years of struggle with Iran, needs a strong security system. Freezing the reform will cool the pyromaniacs at home and the "treacherous leftists" outside. And it needs to happen now. Opinion column


In the video: Netanyahu on the legal revolution: obliged to give all the backing and support that is required to lead to agreements (Photo: Omer Miron, L.A.M.)

The legal reform, of all the kamikaze tasks of the right-wing government, is the most bloody and urgent wound from which the evil will end for the State of Israel.

There are many reasons to oppose legal reform.

Democracy is the first and most important of them.

Its realization, through an immediate halt to legal reform, will prevent the most fatal threat of all the damages currently being caused to democratic existence.



The damage to the IDF and the security organizations is taking place against the background of timetables that converge on the possibility of a bloodbath. Either a regional war courtesy of Ben Gabir and Smotrich, or a nuclear threat from Ali Khamenei and Hussein Salami. The latest reports of an Iranian bomb on the way meet Netanyahu, who has twenty years of fighting the bomb including Countless warnings and threats in the style of all options on the table. This is the essence of his personal vision as a political and military leader. When the head of the CIA estimates that in a few rounds of sarcasm the Iranians reach 90% enrichment, Netanyahu currently does not have an army and an air force to carry out his threats.



Broadly speaking, this is a fairly certain entry of Iran into the nuclear club even without the fulfillment of several basic conditions such as the minimization of the weapons group and the guarantee of a nuclear explosion even without a test.

Assuming that Netanyahu scares not only his base but also himself, he needs an army and a people who will be committed to military involvement against Iran.

Attacking Iran in normal times is a far-fetched matter, but these are not normal days.

In the cemeteries of the reality of our lives lies a growing line of conventions such as "unthinkable", "there is no way", "there is no such thing", "what have we lost?"

Five billion shekels are allocated for a war that will not take place in Iran.

The real problem: Today we are in an "explosive situation" (UN definition) on five fronts. The West Bank, especially Jerusalem, the Gaza Strip, Hezbollah in Lebanon, Syria as a Syrian-Iranian-Russian base and physical friction with Iran beyond the Mossad's stings that neither raise nor lower, Voice of Israel In Persian and the air force.



Reasons for Iran's joining the blood festival, we have provided it with plenty. And yet, the chance of a direct confrontation between Iran and Israel is the same as the chance of a direct confrontation between China and the USA.

In both cases, the harm exceeds the benefit by orders of magnitude.

If Netanyahu wants to present even a facade of a threat to Iran, he needs a security system and the only way to consolidate it is to freeze the legal reform and cool down the pyromaniacs at home.



Normally, no one would believe Netanyahu, but if the moratorium is implemented from one day to the next, a sigh of relief will be heard from one end of the country to the other, and it will be the most effective use of the Iranian issue since the fall of the Shah.

A leader shouldn't shy away from claims of surrender, right?

A much more certain, immediate and tangible war potential than the Iranian nuke is the return of the miscalculation in the territories.

Centrifuges at a nuclear facility in Iran (Photo: Reuters)

It began with deterioration due to provocations and attacks by instigators, both Jews and Palestinians, continued with the massive involvement of the IDF and the Shin Bet (in Hebrew, lots of dead), rockets from all sides and let's face it, we are in an "all-out war" on five fronts.

We will win this war too.

The price will be the activation of Eisenkot's "Dahiah Protocol", the total demolition of infrastructure in Lebanon as an example on all fronts and at any price, including the one we cannot afford.

And here is the place to see reality present.



In any future scenario, we are destined for this government to last and be headed by Benjamin Netanyahu.

Beaten at home and abroad, but still on the wheel.

Netanyahu will not get his sense of self-worth from the circus that follows him from scrap to scrap.

A leadership act such as halting the course of the reform, one that will make the right impression on the "treacherous leftists and anarchists", will allow him a time-out for both his own and the state's rehabilitation needs. He must decide between an imminent security catastrophe and stopping the amok legislation that will calm the spirits and stabilize the security system.

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