NOURNEWS - International Group: Yesterday, Monday, March 20, 2020, the leaders of the two parties with the largest majority in the Zionist regime's parliament announced that they have reached an agreement to form a government due to the emergency situation.
The agreement was reached between Benjamin Netanyahu, leader of the right-wing Likud party, and Benny Gantz, leader of the center-left blue-and-white coalition, after a year of political stalemate in the regime's top executive. , Has had many negative consequences for the usurping Zionist regime.
As political struggles continue in the regime's longest-running political stalemate, news of the occupied territories indicates the intensification and deepening of social challenges.
The challenges have been exacerbated by the fact that the regime's president, Rovin Rivlin, has also criticized the current situation, citing political disputes and widespread corruption in the ruling party's cabinet.
Based on estimates and information obtained from the occupied territories, the confrontation between left and right parties, religious and secularists, corruption of officials, the issue of welfare against security, health, racial and gender discrimination are among the important platforms of social challenge in this regime. Are considered.
In this regard, the Democratic Organization of the Zionist regime (IDI) has published a report on the indicators of the social situation in the occupied territories in 2019, based on the latest internal polls, the study of which provides significant insights.
The report shows that according to the latest polls, 63% of the inhabitants of the occupied territories believe that the government has acted poorly in terms of social welfare.
For the second year in a row, people believe that there is the most tension in the Zionist community between the left and right parties.
The 2019 figures for the index are 37.5 percent, up 5.5 percent from the previous year. Of course, 27% believe that the biggest tension is between the Nazis and the Jews, which is a 3% decrease compared to 2018.
Although 82.5 percent of Jews believe that the military respects moral issues in war, only 32 percent believe in budget management, 43 percent believe in the well-being of soldiers, and 46 percent believe in gender equality in the military, according to the report.
In the case of the judiciary, more than 50 percent of people do not evaluate its performance well
As for the health care system, the majority of 56% believe that the system is in a bad and very bad condition.
The report shows that in the case of the education system, 54% of people believe that the performance of the education sector is not good and should be improved.
In addition, 69 percent of Jews living in the occupied territories and 64 percent of Arabs living in the area believe that children do not have equal educational opportunities, depending on whether they are religious or Arab or Jewish.
The sum of these figures clearly shows that the social atmosphere of the citizens of Israel does not have much confidence in the rulers of this regime, and the social capital of the Zionist regime is declining rapidly.
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