WEST BANK (Dispatches) – The Zionist regime’s strategic position has worsened over the past several months due to the judicial overhaul plan proposed by the premier, warned the occupying regime’s army intelligence directorate’s research division.
In its latest report sent to Zionist prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, war minister, Yoav Gallant, and the so-called national security adviser, Tzachi Hanegbi, it highlighted the risk of the regime’s opponents, including Iran, identifying a weakness in the internal divisions due to the planned changes.
It noted the recent moves by the Secretary-General of Hezbollah resistance movement, Hassan Nasrallah, who held talks last month with the Lebanese group, Hezbollah, on developments in the occupied territories.
Moreover, it noted the danger of the Zionist regime’s deteriorating relations with the United States which could impact the relationship with the occupying regime’s 2020 U.S.-brokered so-called Abraham Accords which normalized its relations with the UAE, Bahrain, Morocco and Sudan based on the understanding that they could bring with them a better relationship with the U.S.
“If in the past they moved closer to Israel because of its strong bond with the U.S. … The current rift between the two sides has pushed those same friends toward Iran. This has been evident in the restoration of full diplomatic relations between Tehran and Riyadh (as well as Bahrain), but also in the warm welcome given to Iran’s Foreign Minister when he arrived in Cairo,” the memo stated, according to Israel Hayom.
U.S. President Joe Biden apparently threatened that the head of the occupying regime’s cabinet will be excluded from the U.S. Summit for Democracy if he does not stop his judicial review immediately.
According to the sources, this message from Biden to Netanyahu reveals the growing tension between the allies, and how closely Biden was involved in efforts to persuade the Zionist prime minister not to proceed with the changes.
The report further warns that the Palestinian Authority will capitalize in international forums on the divide, including the International Court of Justice at The Hague.
The latest report by the regime’s army intelligence directorate’s research division could also be the cause of Gallant’s criticism against the planned judicial reforms which resulted in him being fired by Netanyahu, reported Israel Hayom.
Netanyahu has faced weeks of mass protests after his coalition pursued changes to the judiciary that would give his cabinet sway in choosing judges and limit the supreme court’s power to strike down laws.