NOURNEWS - Increasing evil and creating tension in the region is a scenario that is affected by the internal crises of the Zionist regime, is on the agenda of the leaders of this regime.
The regime's shaky coalition government is in danger of collapsing these days and the chances of Netanyahu ousting him from power have increased, so he wants to run in the upcoming elections with a strong right-wing faction against him.
The Corona crisis is another major problem that has drawn sharp criticism from Netanyahu and his government's policies in this area are considered failed. In recent months, the Zionist regime has been embroiled in a second wave of the corona, and quarantine closures have exacerbated economic problems, sparking widespread street protests in occupied Palestine.
He is still facing three corruption cases, and his most important supporter, Trump, will leave the White House in a few weeks.
On the other hand; Despite all the pressure, the Axis forces are still present in Syria, and the scattered attacks of the Zionist army have not been able to eliminate the threat of the presence of these forces against Tel Aviv.
Rising public hatred of Netanyahu in recent opinion polls shows that normalizing relations with several Arab dictators who have posed no threat to the regime for years has not been enough to overcome internal crises.
The Israeli parliament was dissolved on December 23 last year after the deadline set for approving the government budget, and elections for a new parliament will be held in March this year.
However; Although elections in this regime have always been a battleground between right-wing Zionist parties and moderate and left-wing Zionists, following the emergence of opposition in Netanyahu's political base, he now has to fight with powerful right-wing rivals to gain power.
One of these rivals is likely to be the radical Zionist Gideon Sa'ar, a former cabinet minister. He was a member of Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party, which split to form a new one and is seeking a new prime minister.
According to recent opinion polls, Gideon Sa'ar will be better off than Netanyahu in the upcoming elections. If the election results are in line with the polls, it looks like Gideon Sa'ar and Netanyahu's other rivals could end their long term as prime minister by forming a maximum coalition together.
Naftali Bennett is another key rival to Netanyahu, the former defense minister and leader of the far-right New Right party. In addition, several other extremist Zionists have prepared to compete with Netanyahu.
The combination of these conditions has made the field of foreign policy a wider field for advancing Netanyahu's menus. One of his scenarios for escaping the status quo is to create tension in the region so that by tying it to the life of the regime, he can postpone the elections indefinitely. To achieve this, he has counted on the support of Mossad chief Yossi Cohen.
BY: Pooya Mirzaei
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