Netanyahu, the corrupt Prime Minister of a fake regime, who is fighting for his political life, sought to strengthen his internal position by continuing crimes against the oppressed Palestinian people. He was, however, unconscious of the fact that the Zionist regime was about to be exposed to the most severe rocket attacks, in its history, by the Palestinian resistance groups.

Facing trial for bribery, fraud, and breach of trust and failing to form a cabinet, Netanyahu commissioned a group of Jewish extremist nationalists to evict Palestinians from their houses in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood where they have lived all their lives, the houses that had been built for the Palestinians, in cooperation with the United Nations, in the 1950s, when East Jerusalem was governed by Jordan. Netanyahu indulged in this risky move in order to divert the Israeli public opinion from domestic issues and to strengthen his political position. But the occupier regime’s violent crackdown on fasting Palestinians sparked another intifada, and mass demonstrations and the rocket attacks of Hamas on Tel Aviv have put the leaders of the Zionist regime under a lot of pressure.

Netanyahu’s next mistake was to extend the violent clashes to the Al-Aqsa Mosque; the first qibla of the Muslims, and the place of the (heavenly) ascension of the Prophet of Islam (PBUH). The brutal actions of the Israeli police against the worshipers led to greater solidarity among the Palestinian Muslims and resulted in the emergence of stronger protests, which soon spread to the cities of Haifa, Nazareth, and even other Muslim countries.

The atrocities committed by the Zionist regime in Jerusalem, the defense put up by the jihadist forces and the racial discrimination by the extremist Jews against the Arabs of the occupied territories have proved the existence of apartheid in the occupied territories by the Zionist regime. ….

According to the Israeli police, in addition to the violent incidents in Lad, Acre and Haifa, an incident took place near Tel Aviv that became a symbol of these racist violent moves. In images broadcast on one of the official Israeli television channels, a group of right-wing extremist supporters of the Israeli regime attacked an Arab man, forced him out of his car, and beat him until he fainted. Without mentioning the identity of the man, the officials of Tel Aviv hospital said that he was “severely injured but was in a stable condition”. ……

Arabs living in Israel say the government is involved in the expropriation of their lands and accuse government officials of repeatedly discriminating against them with regard to the allocation of government funds. One such discrimination is that the citizenship laws of the Zionist regime give Jews the right to obtain citizenship and passports, but Palestinians who have emigrated or have been deported from this land, as well as their children, are deprived of this right; even if they return.

In 2018, the Israeli parliament passed the controversial Nation-State Act. Under the law, the Arabic language lost its status as an official language - alongside Hebrew - and it was declared that determination of the national fate was the exclusive right of the Jews. Following this decision, Ayman Odeh, an Arab member of parliament of the Zionist regime, said the parliament had effectively passed a law on the superiority of Jews and that Arabs would henceforth be “second-class citizens”. ……

Once dreaming of achieving the goals of the so-called Great Deal of the Century and occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip, Netanyahu is now on the verge of another major defeat and has, thus, turned to the UN Security Council and its European allies to manage the crisis. Concerned about the possible victory of Muslims and the continuation of Hamas rocket attacks on Tel Aviv, his former supporter, Donald Trump, has accused Joe Biden of being weak in supporting the Zionist regime. In the meantime, the United Nations and European countries have called on both sides to exercise restraint and have asked for an immediate ceasefire; without condemning Israel’s crimes.

The crimes of the child-killing regime in recent events have even made four weak Arab countries, namely the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Sudan, and Morocco, which looked forward to revealing their relations with Tel Aviv, as well as the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, left with no other option but to condemn the crimes being committed by the Zionist regime.

At no point in time in the history of this fake Zionist regime, had this regime been close to collapse as it is today. Israel’s barbaric crimes against the defenseless Palestinians are now being answered with thousands of rockets and mortar shells, and the so-called iron dome and Tel Aviv are under the fire of the Palestinian mujahids. Should the continuation of the intifada against racial discrimination be appropriately supported by the Muslims of the world and Islamic and pro-human rights countries, it will certainly be effective in the early collapse of the occupying regime and release of Al-Quds.

Mohsen Pakayin, Senior Specialist on International Relations

By: Mohsen Pakayin