Netanyahu is not like Dragnea

Israel is being punished for not choosing what the Western elite wanted.

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“Netanyahu is not like Dragnea”, so tough confrontations are on the horizon.

A week ago I said in a show on GOLD FM that after the manipulation of the protesters in Brazil, with the reiteration of the Washington model of January 6, 2021, dedicated to the impeachment/indictment of Trump, there will be directed street demonstrations in Israel, probably even in the day off on Shabbat (Saturday), but with the goal of preventing Prime Minister Netanyahu from exercising his mandate.

I didn’t have specific information, but I based my reasoning on the fact that the American leaders now in power, being disturbed by the fact that Bibi managed to get his government through Parliament at the very end of 2022, will act quickly against him, using the patented model of starting street riots.
Well, the assumption was confirmed, and yesterday Tel Aviv, on Shabbat, was shaken by the demonstration of about 80,000 locals, which represents about 20% of the city’s population (Israel, demonstration of proportions: 80,000 people against revision of the judicial system – Video – News by sources – The latest news).

They were not protesting for war or peace, they are used to the state of perpetual war, neither because of the rising prices of food or energy, they do not have such problems in Israel, but they were protesting for something that few of the tight-knit understand, namely for the changes in the judiciary related to diminishing the role of the Supreme Court in Israel. The motivation has been known to Romanians since 2017, when the External Factor directed corporate demonstrations aimed at blocking the PSD government, newly elected to lead the country.

In Israel, to explain briefly, Supreme Court judges are elected through a voting system that allows them to perpetuate themselves in judicial power by supporting each other, a fact that gives them great political influence, thus invalidating even democracy, but also making it possible for them to be manipulated by those who can effectively blackmail them. And, also on the Romanian model, the secret services intervene here every time, possessing infamous details about anyone. Netanyahu, who has done it in the past by being driven from power using this system, is now trying to change it from the very first days of government, using the authority conferred by the popular vote in the elections. Looking geopolitically at the new government in Israel, among other things it is one that opposes equipping Ukraine with sophisticated military defense systems, a fact that made Zelenskiy claim as early as November 2022 the danger of a Netanyahu government, publicly insisting even on the strengthened friendship between him and Putin.

There is no place here to describe the complex geopolitics of Israel and its great influence in determining decisions in the European space or in the Middle East, even with direct incidence in the Ukrainian war, but understand that here is the key to priming the street demonstrations that began yesterday in Tel Aviv, with the aim of blocking the Netanyahu government. It is clear that they will continue, because they are encouraged and motorized from Washington itself. You must also consider that these demonstrations can have a boomerang effect even on the power in the USA, the influence of Bibi’s supporters in the American Congress is great and consolidated over time, for this reason I think that this action of the Americans is a very risky one this date.

Returning to the comparison with Romania in the conclusion, if Netanyahu will act quickly with voting and imposing the new laws (leaving no time intervals for formalization, which can be effectively used by his opponents, such as the famous 10 days in Romania), he can win this political match, and with that much will change in the region’s geopolitics, consecutively. Anyway, I also rely on the fact that “Netanyahu is not like Dragnea”.

Note: Liviu Dragnea is a former political leader of Romania, having aldo a good relationship with Netanyahu, that falled from the power hesitating in imposing the new new law package in the Romania judiciar system.