Transferring crises... An Israeli policy pursued by the far-right government

Since the formation of the far-right Israeli government headed by Benjamin Netanyahu and the entry of a figure known for its extremism and militancy into the government, Israel is witnessing successive crises, the latest of which is the departure of thousands of Israelis over the course of days from various cities of the interior to denounce and protest against amendments related to the judiciary that limit its independence in favor of granting more powers to the government.

Those protests prompted the far-right government to seek successive crises in Jerusalem and the cities of the occupied West Bank, and violent clashes and confrontations with the Palestinians, in order to relieve the pressure that Benjamin Netanyahu's government is facing as a result of the protests inside Israel.

The Netanyahu government, according to observers, is the most extremist government in the history of Israel, with a prime minister and prime minister who reject any language related to peace and dialogue, which prompted the United States of America and various countries of the world to express their rejection of the criminal actions of the right-wing government, and what is issued by the ministers. Extremists of "satanic" words and actions.

Perhaps the statements of the Minister of Finance in the extremist government towards the Palestinian people, and his raising the map of "Israel" during his speech in the French capital, Paris, which shows the map of Israel over the entire Palestinian territories, and part of the Jordanian territories and some Arab countries, sparked angry official and popular reactions against the state. Israeli occupation.

Where the Jordanian government went to summon the Israeli ambassador in Amman and handed him a strongly worded protest note, while the Jordanian parliament voted unanimously to recommend to the government to expel the Israeli ambassador from Amman, and a map was raised inside the dome of the parliament drawn in the colors of the Jordanian and Palestinian flags on all the Jordanian and Palestinian borders, including Israel, in addition to To an Arab and international condemnation of all the actions of the right-wing government, and I say.

Everyone agrees that the Netanyahu government is an extremist government, and it cannot continue in light of the policy of violence, extremism, terrorism and aggravation that it practices with the arrival of ministers known for their grudges, criminality and hatred of the other.

The Palestinian Arab soul will remain alive facing the oppression, brutality, criminality, extremism and terror of the occupier, no matter how much the right-wing government and any other Israeli government in the future tries to create crises and practice injustice and terror.