Israel faces a decisive fate in the coming hours, especially with the Knesset vote tomorrow, Monday, on the "reasonableness" bill, which allows the passage of judicial legislation sought by the far-right government led by Benjamin Netanyahu, which has created an unprecedented state of division among the Israelis.

The protests expanded this time to reach the depth of the most important Israeli military arm, represented by the "air force", which is witnessing a state of rebellion against the current government and the leadership of the Israeli army, in light of the refusal of hundreds of officers and soldiers from the reserves to comply with any instructions to join military operations.

And according to the Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, published on Sunday, there are serious fears that this crisis will spread to regular officers and soldiers, considering that what is happening has not happened before in the Israeli army and its various units, especially the Air Force.

Netanyahu was supposed to meet today with the Chief of Staff of his forces, Herzi Halevi, to discuss this crisis and find out the truth about its dangers, but a surgery performed by the Israeli Prime Minister caused the meeting to be postponed.

This coincides with news of the Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant's intention to vote against the "reasonableness" law, which angered the Likud and the government coalition parties, from which sources threatened that they would dismiss and expel every member of the coalition who votes against his choices regarding judicial legislation.

The Knesset plenary will convene this morning to hold a debate in preparation for a vote on reducing the reasonableness argument in the second and third readings tomorrow, Monday.

The debate will continue for more than 24 hours, during which the opposition will explain its reservations about the proposed bill.

It is expected that the Knesset will vote on it finally at noon on Monday.

This comes amid the continuation of widespread protests by the Israelis, who reject all these moves.