A year ago, on June 13, 2021 at exactly 21:02, the 36th Government of Israel was formed. The moment of her swearing was the moment of her “birth,” to which we astrologers place an “event map.” Already that map clearly told of its impending fall. Even when the next government is formed, you are guaranteed a forecast for it according to the moment of its inauguration. The trouble is that it is not at all certain when this will arise. At the moment the chances of forming an alternative government are slim to none. But more than that, even going to the polls in the fall will not end the political tangle in Israel.
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Israel is in constant government chaos. We have become accustomed to laws not being passed, that there is no state budget, and no officials being appointed. The Israel Police has been left without a commissioner for over two years, and now the IDF may be left without a chief of staff. Transitional governments are legally restricted from making appointments and changes. Unfortunately, the negative direction is expected to worsen, and chaos in the country will only increase.
There is no election date yet, but they are expected to be sometime in the fall. On November 8, 2022, a lunar eclipse that does not bode well is expected. This is a global rule, and there will be places where acute problems will arise. Germany, for example, is expected to have a particularly crisis period, to the point of dramatic chaos there. In Israel, the eclipse will bring chaos from a governmental point of view, and it will be very difficult to stabilize any government.
It should be understood that defects affect the period around them, and therefore one should not expect the event precisely on the day they occur. An eclipse symbolizes a wide period before and after it. The eclipse in November affects the stability of the systems that control the country in the map of the State of Israel. These are the government, the military, the police, and so on. This still does not mean whether a government will be formed, but it does mean that it will be very difficult to form one, and moreover it will be difficult to stabilize a functioning government over time. The peak of the political crisis in Israel is still ahead of us.
When we know the election date and the candidate lists close, you will get a detailed and comprehensive election forecast here. But it can already be estimated that the situation on the day after the election will be very politically complicated, and will not lead to a solution. But that is not the end of our troubles. Because beyond the stuck country, and the high costs that elections impose on us, this election campaign is likely to be the most divisive and violent of them all.
Leaders on all sides will not be state and unifying. Each side will tell you about the extremists on the other side, and the danger it causes to the country. Irresponsible discourse will polarize the people even more than in the past. If we think the people are fed up with the election, and are no longer interested in politics, we will find that the upcoming election is likely to provoke unprecedented negative energy. Violent events are possible around the election. There is a danger that polarization will have elements of civil war. In the absence of responsible leaders, it will be our job as citizens to show free love (or at least moderation). We must remember that we have to live here together (all parts of the nation) even on the day after the election. We’re on a test, will we stand it? The result will determine the continuation of our survival and unity, and it is in our hands. Everything is possible and permission is given.
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