The Economist magazine published an exciting editorial entitled “Israel Alone,” and placed a picture of an Israeli flag exposed to strong winds on its cover, in reference to the international isolation that threatens Tel Aviv as a result of its policy in the brutal war on the Gaza Strip.

The magazine saw that all the pillars of Israeli security: deterrence, quick warning, and decisive victory, collapsed in the current war, and that whatever the outcome, the clear scenario is that Israel entered the quagmire of Gaza and permanent occupation.

It stated in its main article that the failure of the negotiations in the Qatari capital, Doha, to reach a ceasefire agreement in Gaza, may leave Israel trapped on the bleakest path in its 75-year existence.

It continued: "Many Israelis deny this fact, but the political reckoning will come eventually."