Israel Today – Adapted

Israel hangs in the balance. We lost control and the atmosphere is so volatile. Both our future, and the communal life, in peril. Moreover, the Minister of Defense was dismissed when he dared to recommend the judicial reform be halted and compromises be considered.

Netanyahu lacks authority. This is the reckless government of Ben Gvir, Distel, Karei, and Amsalm. They ignite the area and add salt to the wound. If we don't stop in time, what will happen?

I know it's challenging, but let's set the debate about judicial reform aside for a moment and consider the facts: the Israeli army's capabilities are constrained by the reserve system, and the threat of serious security escalation is rising.

If a government arose within three months caused such internal chaos, then there is only one title for this. If Netanyahu were to stand and speak the exact words he had prepared, he would have prevented every violation act. Three months after the establishing of the government, and there are virtually daily operations, with a nightly operation on a battlefield under the supervision of demonstrations minister. The protests are being held in Tel Aviv. Moreover, Iran is very near to developing nuclear weapons, and Nasrallah, who started the operations, openly accepts responsibility for them.

The day before yesterday I uncomfortably watched at the clashes at the Kibbutz crossroads near Bisan. We are deteriorating, and nobody can stop it. Political leadership that is open to listening does not exist. This is exactly the government's problem.

Gallant did not give up his aim of becoming defense minister because of a whim or another political aspiration. The safest platform today is Likud. The best thing to do is to say yes to Bibi. The office holders are forgotten by everyone. Only the ruin is remembered by people 2,000 years ago.