Zionist regime in
extremely fragile situation

Considering the ongoing protests in the occupied territories and the new wave of protests against Netanyahu's cabinet, in which a large number of army troops have threatened to refuse to serve, the experts and analysts believe that Netanyahu's government will either be forced to resign or postpone the approval of judicial reforms.

Tehran (qodsna)- Pointing to the protests that continue in Israel and Knesset prepares to vote on judicial reform, Seyed Reza Sadr al-Hosseini, an expert on foreign policy issues told qodsna that the situation of the Zionist regime is extremely fragile, and during the past seventy-five years, both the government and the senior military commanders are in a hopeless situation, and there are such strong differences between Israeli politicians, it has never been seen before.

Due to the fact that the government can control these protests or other military forces or pilots may join these protests, there will be a situation where the government will either be forced to resign or will postpone the approval of the judicial reform law for a temporary period until the situation calms down, Sadr al-Hosseini added.

Referring to the increasing isolation of the Zionist regime, he said: It is not a slogan that it is said that the Zionist regime on the verge of decline. We have seen that only about ten percent of the reserve forces of the Zionist regime have accepted the calls-up, and a large part of the settlers have been armed, and there has been a conflict between Zionist groups and parties, which do not care about the national interests of the Zionist regime.