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The internal rift threatens to disintegrate the entire country - and Netanyahu and his government only inflame the protest - voila! news

2023-03-07T06:30:39.013Z


The senior officials of the ruling party, with verbal slurs usually reserved for our greatest enemies, are only fueling the crisis of refusal. Netanyahu also does not stop fueling the protest and giving more and more reasons to leave the house. President Herzog, who is trying to prevent the crisis from degenerating into irreversible abysses, begs politicians to bridge the gap


Netanyahu on the reservists' protest: "The refusal threatens the foundation of existence" (L.A.M.)

A minister in the Israeli government said yesterday to the pilots of one of the most important squadrons in the Air Force, who carry out the most dangerous and fatal attacks for the security of the country: "Go to hell."

A few hours earlier, the media person closest to Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu called them "muglas".

They were both preceded by the Israeli minister of information, Galit Distal Atabrian, who tweeted that they were "a fall of scumbags" and "non-Zionists" - no less.

The protest of the 37 reserve pilots who announced that they would not show up for training because of the legal revolution brought out from the leaders of the ruling party verbal slime that is usually reserved for our great enemies.



Thus, while Defense Minister Yoav Galant and Chief of Staff Hertzi Halevi are trying to curb the deteriorating resistance crisis and prevent it from spilling over from the reserves to the regular forces, senior members of the ruling party are fueling it with daily nonsense. The Prime Minister's son, Yair Netanyahu, for whom the protesters are anarchists and terrorists, makes it worse. Yesterday his father quoted the wicked Haman, who sought to find weak points in the Jewish people and said "We sleep as one people scattered and divided". Well, as in those days, so in this time, our enemies are surely rubbing their hands with pleasure at every moment in the opening internal rift that threatens to disintegrate the IDF, and the country All of it, from the inside.

Acts in two voices.

Netanyahu (Photo: Flash 90, Yonatan Zindel)

Netanyahu, like his government, also operates with two voices.

With one hand he denounces the manifestations of refusal, calls for unity and dialogue and pressures the Minister of Justice Yariv Levin to compromise on the legal reform in order to calm the demonstrations and protest.

And on the other hand, he and his coalition officials keep giving her more reasons to leave the house.

After the increased police violence and the smears used in the spirit of Commander Itamar Ben Gvir, and the unfounded comparison between the demonstrators and the Jewish terrorist lawbreakers in Hawara, Netanyahu actually chose a national security officer as a partner in the videotaped statement for Purim, in the background of an MGB company, and gave him the stage to repeat his favorite word "anarchy".

Ben Gabir's obsession with the non-governmental organizations of the demonstrations acts as a boomerang, and only exacerbates the protest even more.



At the same time, the coalition approved the hametz law in the first reading this week, and also injected religious coercion into the mix of the expanding opposition.

The law that would allow Netanyahu to receive donations to finance his legal expenses was also approved in a preliminary reading, after the Finance Committee had already doubled the budget for the family's dormitories and expenses last month.

So the protest is no longer against the reform alone - it is against Ben Gvir and the violence, Netanyahu and the corruption, against Distal Atbarian and Shlomo Karai's policies and against Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich who called for Havara to be deleted and against the chairman of the Constitutional Committee Simcha Rothman who told Laban Shani in "Ovda" that he underestimates the fears of the opponents of the reform.



Most of all, the contempt and disdain for pilots, champions, economists, high-techs, doctors and hundreds of thousands of other citizens who cry out against the legal revolution - only expands the protest to record numbers.

On Thursday, the leaders of the struggle are planning a "Resistance to the Dictatorship" day with dozens of demonstrations and disruptions throughout the country, and also - on the way to Netanyahu and his wife's flight to Rome from Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is still unclear as to who exactly will fly it in view of the El Al pilots' rebellion.

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The government fuels the protest (photo: official website, Amir Goldstein)

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In the meantime, President Yitzhak Herzog is trying to prevent the crisis from degenerating into irreversible abysses, and intends to present in the coming days a new outline for a compromise on the legal revolution.

While the coalition and the opposition have been fighting over the past few weeks in an endless blame game over the demand to stop the reform's legislative moves as a condition for talks, Herzog has been conducting academic "discourse circles" at the President's House with jurists from a multitude of streams, institutes and groups.



Herzog's councils of sages debated weighty constitutional questions and managed to forge agreements on 80-90 percent of the issues.

But at the end of the spectrum sits the largest and most significant gap between the parties, which only the politicians can bridge: the control of the committee for the selection of judges, on which the Minister of Justice Yariv Levin refuses to compromise, and from the point of view of all the protest and opposition factions - is a red line.



During a prelude to the presentation of the renewed outline, yesterday the President summoned about a hundred heads of authorities to an "emergency meeting", designed to gather their support for his efforts and mainly to pressure the government to stop and recalculate a course.

He is also recruiting in advance public figures and senior officials in the economy who will call for the adoption of his outline and will support any compromise procedure.

Just like the last time he presented an outline, last month, when he called on the coalition to stop the approval of the first phase of the reform and enter into negotiations before the first reading.

A call that was answered with complete disregard.

Since then, Herzog gave up the condition of freezing the legislation, but Yair Lapid and Benny Gantz did not.

Yesterday they made it clear in a joint statement that only a notice of a complete stop to the legislation will allow effective negotiations.

Likewise, all the leaders of the protest, for all its refusals and embodiments.

One way or another, as long as Levin insists on political control of the committee for the selection of judges - every outline is bound to explode.



The entire founding constitutional moment in which the president is with his council of sages also ignores the big elephant in the room: the fact that the prime minister is accused of crimes is what brought us to this moment in the first place.

Netanyahu, according to his associates, wants to prevent the explosion and the constitutional crisis that will break out if the Levin and Rothman laws are approved as they are read and reach a decision by the High Court. But he is in no hurry to order the Minister of Justice to stop - for fear that he will carry out his threats and resign from the government and unleash the wrath of the Bibists on him. Not to mention his entourage in the Prime Minister's House. Levin has previously introduced several goats into the laws and may agree to some of the compromises that will be proposed in the President's outline, but it is not certain that this will be enough to put down the flames of protests - which only strengthen the wall of the opposition.

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