The army is worn out, the people are anxious, and the threats multiply - but the government does not stop | Ephraim Ganor

Ephraim Ganor writes that Israel is mired in a deep crisis: a worn-out army, a divided society, rising crime, and fear of war. The government is accused of irresponsibility and criminal negligence. Ganor calls to stop everything, rehabilitate, and restore sanity, but warns that political factors prefer continued fighting for their survival.

Ephraim Ganor describes a harsh reality in Israel: the army is worn out, the people are anxious, crime is rising, and fear of another war paralyzes millions. He claims the government has led the country with irresponsibility, not to say criminal negligence, into a difficult reality that is clearly evident. Ganor notes that threats from within and without are multiplying, and hatred against Jews worldwide is surging. He calls to stop everything, declare a timeout for reorganization, soul-searching, and treatment of the plagues the government has created. However, he warns that political factors prefer continued fighting until 'total victory' in hopes of extricating themselves from their difficult political situation. Ganor concludes that there is no one to rely on but ourselves, and demands a united and determined people.

The army is worn out, the people are anxious, and the threats multiply - but the government does not stop | Ephraim Ganor