The Silent Crisis in Israel
An opinion piece in Arab 48 discusses the "silent crisis" in Israel, questioning whether Israel can reproduce the consensuses that ensured its stability, or whether the conditions on which they were based have become a matter of conflict. It notes that Netanyahu's policies and the wars he waged have brought sensitive issues to the forefront, after he failed to manage their contradictions.
An opinion piece on the Arab 48 website discusses what it describes as the "silent crisis" in Israel, which in its nature and severity exceeds what Israel has been accustomed to facing in recent decades. The article poses a fundamental question: Can Israel reproduce the consensuses that ensured its stability, or have the conditions on which those consensuses were based become themselves the subject of conflict? It notes that the results of the recent Israeli elections and the subsequent political and social tensions reveal a crisis affecting the structure of the state and society and their ability to reproduce the conditions of the Zionist project. The article mentions that Reserve Major General Yitzhak Brik wrote in the newspaper "Maariv" after the elections expressing this concern. The writer believes that Netanyahu's policies and the wars he waged have brought sensitive files to the forefront all at once, after he failed to manage their contradictions and reformulate the understandings that allowed him to remain in power.