TheAltWorld Who are the three “non-Israeli” parties that will decide the election outcome?
Why would the major collapse start right after the polls close? And has the illusion of democracy ended, with Netanyahu becoming an Arab “dictator” and clinging to power indefinitely?
Three primary parties will have a direct impact not only on the outcome of the Israeli elections and identifying the next prime minister, but also on the future of the Israeli occupation state, for the first time since its establishment 78 years ago:
- First, the raid on October 7th (the “Al-Aqsa Flood”) destroyed Israeli prestige, exposed the fragility of the military and security institutions, and shattered the myth of Israeli decisiveness in all battles and wars within hours due to air superiority, American support, and adversaries’ weakness.
- Second, the resilience of Iran and its allies on the battlefields, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard’s possession of highly advanced missile weapons, a steadfast leadership surrounded by formidable advisory brains—military, economic, and political—and the eradication of the words ‘fear’ and ‘hesitation’ from their lexicon when it comes to engaging in battles, fighting until martyrdom.
- Third, the Arab electoral voice in the occupied Palestinian territories, and the shift from boycotting elections to voting as a resistance tool that could lead to the demise of Netanyahu’s Nazi government, as well as sending a “disciplinary” warning message to his opponents and rivals who could win the premiership with Arab votes.
We were not surprised by the leaked and serious intelligence report released by the American intelligence agency (CIA), which confirmed that the occupying state is on the verge of disintegration and collapse due to internal divisions, the deterioration of its global reputation, and the increasing financial and military losses resulting from battles on seven fronts, none of which it has won, but rather lost all of them.
So, anyone who has followed the unprecedented developments in the conflict between Benjamin Netanyahu and the Chief of Staff of the Israeli army, General Eyal Zamir, and the latter’s rebellion against the political leadership, refusing to carry out its orders to launch an aggression against Iran before the elections to obstruct or delay them, comes to a firm conviction that the American intelligence report is very accurate and that the Israeli state is disintegrating.
Donald Trump’s intervention, in which he became Netanyahu’s spokesperson and urged Israelis to vote for him to retain power to fulfil the “mission” of destroying Iran and changing its system, struck a death blow to what is known as Israeli democracy. This democracy was used to mobilise the “free” Western world in support of the occupying state and its wars, since it was viewed as the lone democracy in an Arab jungle of dictatorships.
“Israel” is on the verge of a political crisis, as Netanyahu prepares to become a tyrant like his Arab allies and partners in the “Abraham Accords” and before. It is certain that he will not leave power and will cling to the throne, inventing numerous excuses to use in the post-election phase, the most prominent of which is “fraud” and claiming that he will not accept the Arab voice as a tool to tip the elections in favour of the opposition and shape the future of the Hebrew terrorist entity.
General Zamir, the army commander who refused to launch Israeli missiles, drones, and planes against Iran and defied his superior Netanyahu, was correct in his decision because he understands the Iranian adversary’s strength and the high destructive capabilities possessed by it and its allies. These powers were demonstrated during the 12-day conflict in June of the previous year, when missiles and martyr drones destroyed the majority of the cities and neighbourhoods in Greater Tel Aviv, Hadera, Eilat, and even Ashkelon and Ashdod in the occupied southern Palestinian territory. Seven million Israelis slept in shelters and subterranean train tunnels.
The great Israeli problem will begin after the polls close, and vote counting will be meaningless. The fraudulent and misleading Israeli democracy has come to an end, as has Netanyahu’s decision to stay or leave. The only victor is the one who orchestrated and carried out the “Al-Aqsa Flood”, who never hesitated to bomb Tel Aviv with hypersonic and cluster missiles, as well as martyr drones, and who rejected all threats, pressures, and aggressions to surrender his weapons and abandon his nuclear programmes and 500 kilograms of enriched uranium. He never hesitated to seal the Strait of Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb, bomb oil tankers that disobeyed his instructions, aircraft carriers in the Red Sea and Arabian Sea, and the Diego Garcia outpost in the Indian Ocean. We are talking about Iran and the resistance movements, their men and brilliant minds who have changed the region’s present and are on their way to erasing their series of defeats and have begun working to build an honourable future that may not include an Israeli occupation or a single American base.
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