The increasing casualties of the Zionist regime's army, the protest gathering of Zionist settlers in front of the Israeli Ministry of Defense, and the complicated situation of Israel's military power are just a few examples of the internal problems facing Israel. In this article, we takes a closer look at these news stories:
Zionist protesters shut down Tel Aviv's main street
Haaretz newspaper reported that Israeli protesters blocked the "Ayalon" highway, which connects the north and south of Tel Aviv, and chanted slogans against Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of the regime. In recent days, a new wave of protests against Netanyahu's policies has swept across the occupied territories.
Netanyahu's request for delaying his trial rejected
The Zionist newspaper "The Times of Israel" wrote that the Israeli Attorney General rejected the request of Netanyahu's lawyer to delay his trial until March next year. The Attorney General announced that Netanyahu must appear in court in November this year for the next hearing. The prime minister of the Zionist regime is under intense pressure from the judiciary due to corruption cases. Many experts believe that his refusal to agree to a ceasefire in Gaza is also an attempt to escape trial.
New documents reveal Israeli army killed hundreds of Zionists
Haaretz newspaper has published new documents showing that hundreds of Zionists were killed by the Israeli army during al-Aqsa Storm operation. According to the available documents, the Israeli army, using the Hannibal Protocol, targeted its own forces and killed Zionist prisoners. Recently, the UN Investigation Committee revealed in a report that 14 Zionist soldiers were killed by the Israeli army on October 7, 2023.
Lapid: We are not qualified for long wars
According to the Zionist regime's army radio, Yair Lapid, the leader of the Israeli opposition, admitted that the Zionist regime's army is fragile in long-term wars and said: "Israel has always been opposed to long wars because our army relies on reserve soldiers who are not suitable for this type of war."
Lapid added: "We need to stop the war and reach an agreement with the Palestinian resistance and return the Zionist prisoners from the Gaza Strip."
Israel's precarious military situation
The Zionist media outlet "Kan" announced that the Israeli cabinet is discussing a proposal by security and military officials to extend the service of reserve soldiers and mandatory service in the army for three years, and ministers will express their opinions on the matter.
Protests by Zionist settlers in front of Israeli ministers' homes
According to Channel 12 of Israeli television, Zionist settlers protested in front of the homes of 18 ministers and members of the Knesset (parliament) of the regime. The protesters demanded the overthrow of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet and the signing of a ceasefire agreement with the Palestinian resistance to exchange prisoners.
Qualitative challenges of defense equipment
Zionist media outlets admitted that Israel is stuck in the Gaza Strip quagmire and has failed in the battlefield in northern occupied Palestine and southern Lebanon.
The
Iron Dome defense system has failed to intercept several Hezbollah
missiles and drones in the skies of the Galilee region, resulting in the
injury of several Zionists.
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