Israel suffers heterogeneous society

A prominent pro-Palestinian activist in Iran says the Zionist regime's cabinet and parliament was dissolved in order to set the stage for the establishment of a more stable cabinet and mend the downbeat morale of the heterogeneous Zionist community.

Executive Secretary of the assembly of pro-Palestinian NGOs in Iran, Ahmad Soroushnejad was speaking to Qudsna in Tehran.

The expert in Palestinian issue said the Zionist community has encapsulated immigrants with different attitudes and cultures into a heterogeneous community that could not settle its differences.

The pro-Palestinian activist added that the Zionist regime for the past 66 years has sought to overcome the differences through special project that were successful at some point however following the 33-day war in Lebanon, it sustained defeat for the first time and could never restore homogeneity to its community.

The expert said the genocidal war on Gaza in summer was launched in order to create a ground for gathering the Zionists around a single hinge however it failed to gain the goal.

Soroushnejad said the post-war failures pushed the Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet to opt for snap election so that it could gain time for mending the crises.