NOURNEWS - During the past few days, with the resumption of massive protests against the plan to reform the judicial system in the occupied territories, thousands of demonstrators appeared in the streets of Tel Aviv, and Netanyahu has practically returned to zero point.
Contrary to the initial calculations of Netanyahu and his companions, the temporary breathing that was done with the aim of dispersing the crowd from the streets and in the form of a temporary suspension of the judicial reform plan of the Zionist regime's cabinet, has lost its minimal effectiveness.
The conflict over judicial reforms has become a dignified aspect for both "conservative" and "liberal" currents, and beyond that, there is no middle solution to control and manage this crisis.
Netanyahu's critics believe that the proposed reform of the judicial system proposed by him is a clear example of chaos and the Knesset should reconsider it.
On the other hand, Bezalel Smotrich, the minister of finance in Netanyahu's cabinet, has also emphasized in the demonstrations of supporters of this plan that the current coalition cabinet will never fail to implement this plan!
If it is confirmed, chaos and anarchy has once again returned to the streets of occupied Palestine and this time Netanyahu cannot keep his opponents and even his supporters satisfied by relying on deceptive versions such as the temporary suspension of the project.
On the other hand, failure to implement Netanyahu's reforms will lead to the separation of people like "Smotrich" and " Ben-Gvir" from the cabinet and its fall.
Aryeh Deri, one of the leaders of the extremist Shas party, has a similar position because he was excluded from the cabinet due to the ruling of the occupying Jerusalem regime and is waiting to return to power. In such a situation, Netanyahu does not have a third choice.
Actually; The current crises in the occupied territories are a precursor to the revelation of a kind of super crisis in Tel Aviv, in which new conflicts will no longer be focused on Netanyahu's controversial reforms.
During the recent years, the media and movements behind the curtain of power in Tel Aviv have repeatedly tried to prevent the public opinion from focusing on the underlying and basic conflicts in the occupied territories and to replace them with structural and formal conflicts. This grand advertising policy is no longer responsive.
The dualities formed in Tel Aviv are not a duel over the establishment of a certain current in the cabinet, but a duel over the dominance of one current over another, so in this duel, both sides will weaken and destroy each other.
The contradictions that have emerged in the occupied territories today are not political competition between the two liberal and conservative spectrums, but mutual hatred.
In social psychology, when hatred becomes the central signifier of a society's developments, keywords like "collective interests" will naturally fade and the scope of internal conflict will deepen.
Of course, today's developments in the occupied territories are not the starting point of this hatred, but rather the turning point of the inability of the currents behind the curtain of power in this fake regime to cover up this deep and wide-ranging hatred.
Interestingly, in the meantime, even America and other Western supporters of the Zionist regime have lost the power to mediate in this conflict!
BY: Mohammad Ghaderi
NOURNEWS