Netanyahu’s failure led to war cabinet dissolution
By Faezeh Sadat Yousefi
Guest contributor
As evidenced by the political context behind the rising conflicts among Tel Aviv officials, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dissolved the Israeli war cabinet. The move highlights yet another failure of the occupying forces in confronting the resistance front amidst the escalating crises in the occupied territories. Concurrently, the number of protesters against Netanyahu’s policies is increasing day in and day out, with calls for early elections and moving past Netanyahu becoming their primary focus.
Deepening divisions
The destabilized environment in the occupied territories, exacerbated by Netanyahu’s so-called judicial reforms, has entered a new phase of turmoil and desperation following the Operation al-Aqsa Storm and the widening rifts among political figures over war management and the intensification of internal and external crises. Evidently, the consequences of these disputes will extend beyond the dissolution of the cabinet. With ongoing internal protests and multiple crises arising from the lack of decisions in various sectors, such as the economic and security crises, these issues will not only pervade the entire society but also threaten its survival.
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