The Condition of The Netanyahu Government

 

Benjamin Netanyahu's government is facing wars in Lebanon, the Gaza Strip, and Iran. This also includes the conflict with the Houthi rebels. Israel was not able to defeat Hezbollah in 2006 and the conditions are not favorable now. The effort for the Likud Party to expand into West Asia are having devastating effects. The Iran War might be a distraction to the Israeli public, but that does not mean Netanyahu's criminal charges are dropped. Extended periods of warfare are going to harm the Israeli economy. Considering the precarious state of the world market, a large regional war exacerbates concerns. After the October 7th 2023 Hamas attacks, Israel made war crimes government policy. Schools, hospitals, and residential areas were bombed in Gaza. The violence never stops with annexation underway in the West Bank. Netanyahu is able to maintain power by forming coalition governments. Attempts at changing the judiciary creates a growing concern about Israel becoming more authoritarian. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking to remain in power as long as possible. A prime minister for life would make the Middle East more dangerous. The movement for a Greater Israel is underway and the Israeli public passively accepts it. Journalists are being targeted by the IDF for their reporting and leftist opposition supports Zionist doctrine. Israel and Turkey are competing for control over Syria. The Netanyahu government is going down a path of collapse. If enough military operations result in attrition and domestic unrests mounts Netanyahu could be removed from public office. Policies of expansion possibly could result in the end of the Zionist state itself.