Hebrew Media Acknowledge Israel's Isolation / 110 Sanctions in 54 Countries

Hebrew-language media report that 110 sanctions have been enforced against Israel in 54 countries. The process, amid mounting international pressure and dwindling support in the United States, has heightened concerns about the expansion of sanctions into military industries and sensitive technologies.

Ambassador Arjan: Hebrew media have announced the implementation of 110 cases of sanctions in 54 countries against Israel; A process that, with increasing international pressure and decreasing support in the United States, has increased concerns about the expansion of sanctions to military industries and sensitive technologies.

Hebrew media, including Haaretz, citing the data of Shuki Friedman, head of the Jewish People's Policy Institute, wrote that so far 110 cases of sanctions against Israel have been implemented in 54 countries, and 9 more cases are in the proposal stage.

According to these statistics, Spain is at the top with 10 cases of sanctions, followed by the United States with eight university sanctions, England with seven cases, and Belgium and Turkey with five cases each. The countries of Italy, Ireland, Netherlands, Canada and France have also imposed between three and four sanctions against this regime.

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By warning against this trend, Friedman stated that the Zionist regime is on the way to becoming a situation similar to Russia in the field of sanctions, with the difference that Tel Aviv lacks natural resources and a similar geographical area.

He added that the analysis shows that these sanctions are not limited to the products of the settlers and there is a possibility of its expansion to products with "dual use" (civilian-military) which can seriously challenge the industrial and military infrastructure of this regime, especially in the supply of sensitive parts such as electronic chips.

Meanwhile, "Philip Gordon", the former national security adviser in the Biden administration, announced in an interview with "Jerusalem Post" the rapid and comprehensive fall of support for the Zionist regime in American society.

According to him, this change of attitude, which is related to a new generation in America, is not only limited to the Democratic Party, and even in the Republican Party, cracks have emerged; So that now "betting on military aid" has turned from a fringe position to a dominant view among Democrats.

Internal analyzes in the occupied territories also show that the position of the Zionist regime among the "national conservative" movement of America is facing serious doubts. The presence of "isolationist" factions in the Republican Party and the emergence of anti-Semitic views in some bodies of this movement have raised concerns about the future of Washington-Tel Aviv relations.

Experts warn that if Netanyahu's party wins the upcoming elections and changes the balance of power in the US Congress, it is possible that the Zionist regime will face a wave of international pressure similar to the sanctions against the apartheid system in South Africa.