Israel is undergoing accelerated dissolution procedures. The official liquidator is Benjamin Netanyahu. His diligent assistants are Ben Gvir and Smotrich in the security field, Levin and Rothman in the legal-economic field. The ultra-Orthodox are, as usual, the collectors of the assets. They will sell whatever comes next at any price to fill the coffers, even when the ship is sinking.
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The disassembly is quick and thorough. Yesterday it became clear (Nir Dabouri, News 12) that the United Arab Emirates is withdrawing its hand from continuing deals with Israel. Saudi Arabia, with whom Netanyahu promised to “expand the circle of peace”, expanded it with Iran. Bahrain is starting to turn a cold shoulder. The Americans are not ready to hear about Netanyahu’s visit to Washington. He won’t get an invitation to Abu Dhabi anytime soon either.
The economic tsunami is already here. There is not a day without bad Job news, without new petitions, without cold shoulders and slamming doors. The streets are burning. The prime minister has no control over most of his ministers. Terrorism shows no signs of abating, and in the run-up to the fiery Ramadan that awaits us, Ben Gabir and Smotrich are putting all their might into an effort to poison the atmosphere (“the government should wipe out Hawara”) and sprinkle gasoline on every fire. Anarchy is here.
It seems that there is no mine that this government intends to skip. A bunch of incompetent people at best, proven arsonists at worst, faith today about our security, our well-being, our economy and especially our spoilage. There are dozens of examples, but the best is the “Immunity Law” for IDF officers and soldiers founded by an anarchist named Itamar Ben Gabir. There is no legal expert who does not know that this law will achieve the opposite result: it will be the extradition law of IDF and Air Force soldiers and officers to the International Court of Justice in The Hague.
To not understand this you have to be a toddler or an alien. The independent, powerful and respected Israeli justice system is the most important force that protects us and our fighters from international investigations. This is not an Israeli patent. That’s how it is in the enlightened world. If the world trusts the local justice system, it does not interfere. If he does not trust her, if she is not independent, if she is tainted by politics, he does intervene.
Well, soon he will intervene. Also because the Israeli justice system is now in the hands of skilled demolition contractors, and also because of this appallingly stupid bill. “I have been researching the field of international martial law and international criminal law for 15 years,” tweeted Prof. Eliav Lieblich yesterday. “I have never seen anything as stupid as the immunity law, not only morally outrageous and legally invalid, but also real systemic suicide.
They talk about governance and this law is anti-governance… It is a law that claims to make security personnel not ‘fear’ of prosecution during operational activity by providing criminal immunity. First, there is no such concern because the state almost never prosecutes. Second, it is against Israel’s international obligations and the recommendations of the Turkel Commission, which Netanyahu established. Thirdly, it is equivalent to transferring the Israeli case directly to The Hague, because the International Court of Justice acts precisely when the state does not investigate itself.’
The group of savages in whose hands we entrusted the Zionist dream leaves not one stone unturned. They go issue by issue, sector by sector, with the torches and bulldozers. Yesterday, a list of 255 Jewish-American investors and businessmen who invested billions in Israel was published, who sent a letter to the Prime Minister in which they threaten to stop these investments if the coup continues.
The money continues to leave Israel quickly and in an ever-increasing flow. International companies active here are considering their steps. Their top executives who come to visit here try to avoid official meetings with government representatives. It used to be an honor. Today is a shame.
And we haven’t talked about the deepening social rift and the growing protest in the IDF and the other security forces. No, contrary to the shouts of the trumpeters, this is not an elitist protest. It’s not just the special operations and the air force. It’s all about them: it started with the armored personnel carriers, continued with the reservists, there is a big protest of artillerymen, of paratroopers, of Golani, of all the elite units, of whoever you say.
The Air Force managed, on the quandary, to block the announcement of hundreds of reserve pilots who would not serve after the reform was passed. This is conditional braking. The more the bulldozers of the revolution continue to advance, the more solidarity will continue to be eroded. The longer the Rothmans and Rottweilers continue to attack, the stronger the counter-reaction will be.
The most worrying of all this is the leader. Netanyahu used to be very attentive to the mood of the public, sensitive to criticism, influenced by pressures and processes. Dozens of times he went back, zigzagged, regretted, changed his mind and went back one more time, just because it seemed to him that something was dangerous here. The Netanyahu of these days is a detached, indifferent, opaque person. He will fly on family pleasure trips in the glamorous capitals of Europe when everything is on fire, he will beep all the warnings and alerts when everything crashes. He is not qualified.