Israeli laughter wants blood; Netanyahu's opponents say that he wants to start a new war against Iran in order to get out of the political crisis and stay in power Summary: The deadlock in Tel Aviv after the last parliamentary elections brought thousands of Zionists to the streets. Demonstrators in Tel Aviv and several other cities held rallies demanding the end of Netanyahu's term and the cooperation of opposition parties with Arab political currents to form a new cabinet. The demonstrators believe that the votes of the Arab citizens should be taken into account in the political equations, just like the votes of the Jewish citizens. In the elections on October 27, parties affiliated with Netanyahu won 53 seats, the opposition parties 48 seats, and Arab political currents won 19 seats out of a total of 120 seats in the Knesset. Thus it is not possible to form a new cabinet without the support of Arab parties. Now, many in the occupied territories fear that Netanyahu will start an adventure and war against Iran for his personal interests and political survival. Yair Golan, the leader of the Democratic Party, announced that the possibility of starting a new war with Iran is increasing and that Netanyahu does not have the public trust and moral legitimacy necessary for a new attack. The Hebrew newspaper "Haaretz" also warned that Netanyahu might enter into a new war with Tel Aviv in order to maintain his power. This newspaper described the new military attack against Iran as a "big strategic mistake" and wrote that even if Israel and the US launch military attacks against Iran, such attacks will not lead to their desired goals. In "Haaretz" they emphasized that Iran is still standing and strong and its military capabilities have not been lost. The new round of war may also extend to the energy and communication infrastructures of the Persian Gulf countries, and Hezbollah in Lebanon, Ansarullah of Yemen and Iraqi armed groups will also participate in it. This newspaper assessed the escalation of tensions with Iran as an attempt by Netanyahu to delay the establishment of an alternative government and put political opponents in a difficult situation. Read the full text on this month's site today:.

Israeli laughter wants blood; Netanyahu's opponents say that he wants to start a new war against Iran in order to get out of the political crisis and stay in power Summary: The deadlock in Tel Aviv after the last parliamentary elections brought thousands of Zionists to the streets. Demonstrators in Tel Aviv and several other cities held rallies demanding the end of Netanyahu's term and the cooperation of opposition parties with Arab political currents to form a new cabinet. The demonstrators believe that the votes of the Arab citizens should be taken into account in the political equations, just like the votes of the Jewish citizens. In the elections on October 27, parties affiliated with Netanyahu won 53 seats, the opposition parties 48 seats, and Arab political currents won 19 seats out of a total of 120 seats in the Knesset. Thus it is not possible to form a new cabinet without the support of Arab parties. Now, many in the occupied territories fear that Netanyahu will start an adventure and war against Iran for his personal interests and political survival. Yair Golan, the leader of the Democratic Party, announced that the possibility of starting a new war with Iran is increasing and that Netanyahu does not have the public trust and moral legitimacy necessary for a new attack. The Hebrew newspaper "Haaretz" also warned that Netanyahu might enter into a new war with Tel Aviv in order to maintain his power. This newspaper described the new military attack against Iran as a "big strategic mistake" and wrote that even if Israel and the US launch military attacks against Iran, such attacks will not lead to their desired goals. In "Haaretz" they emphasized that Iran is still standing and strong and its military capabilities have not been lost. The new round of war may also extend to the energy and communication infrastructures of the Persian Gulf countries, and Hezbollah in Lebanon, Ansarullah of Yemen and Iraqi armed groups will also participate in it. This newspaper assessed the escalation of tensions with Iran as an attempt by Netanyahu to delay the establishment of an alternative government and put political opponents in a difficult situation. Read the full text on this month's site today:.