The rise of extremist Zionist parties has contributed to the surge in violence against Palestinian civilians
Israel has been through turbulent times in the aftermath of Benjamin Netanyahu's victory in the legislative elections and the subsequent formation of a far-right administration. Today, an extremist government has assumed power in Israel, whose fanatic members actively seek to foment conflicts.
As Netanyahu stubbornly persists in pursuing his contentious judicial overhaul, this issue has sounded the alarm for many political observers in Israel who believe the beleaguered Israeli Prime Minister cannot cope with the deluge of crises that the Zionist regime is presently undergoing.
With the passage of the controversial judicial reform plan, a wave of demonstrations erupted throughout the occupied territories, rendering Netanyahu's embattled cabinet incapable of quelling the volatile domestic situation. The right-wing Zionist politicians' hostile agendas vis-à-vis the Palestinians have further fueled the conflict and exacerbated the crisis.
According to media reports, the Israeli Knesset adopted the measure giving Palestinian detainees the death sentence in its preliminary reading on Wednesday. This inhumane move is in line with Netanyahu's extremist cabinet's goals to put further pressure on the Palestinian nation. Independent political commentators argue that as the sinister strategy of executing Palestinian captives in Israeli jails has systematically been institutionalized, violence against Palestinian civilians will undoubtedly increase. Under the guise of the Israeli army, hundreds of Zionist settlers rampaged through Hawara, a Palestinian village of 7,000 south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, assaulting Palestinians and setting fire to their businesses, houses, and vehicles.
Meanwhile, in reaction to the growing Palestinian resistance, the Zionist army announced the deployment of a new battalion to the West Bank.As the Israeli authority is experiencing internal instability due to Netanyahu's catastrophic policies, a spike in anti-Zionist operations will be on the Palestinian resistance's agenda amid rising violence against Palestinian civilians. Political instability and the Palestinian resistance have separately shaken and threatened Israel; nonetheless, the situation worsens as both dangers engulf the Zionist regime, resulting in social turmoil. By extending the demonstrations for the eighth week in a row, the Israeli political system proved its incapacity to meet the demands of its opponents. The current cabinet is unable to respond and unwilling to compromise; total anarchy is the only possible scenario for the future.
