Haaretz: Netanyahu has lost control to escape from prison

The Zionist newspaper Ha'aretz wrote that Netanyahu will go to prison if he fails in the elections, and because of this, he has lost his control.

According to Ambassador Arjan, Zionist newspaper Haaretz, in its yesterday's issue, while including an article by "Amos Hareil", the senior analyst of the Zionist regime's military and security issues, stated that there are only 11 days left until the Knesset elections of the Zionist regime, and the question that is being raised in the political and security circles of Tel Aviv is whether Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to create a major security crisis in order to influence the outcome of the elections.

He adds that although there is no definitive evidence to prove such a plan, the positions and news leaks from circles close to Netanyahu show that such a possibility is present in the political atmosphere of Tel Aviv. According to the author's assessment, the electoral situation of the Likud party is very ambiguous, and this has given Netanyahu hope for options such as creating a political stalemate, continuing the term of the interim cabinet, and even trying to postpone the elections.

Iran's scenario and the role of Trump and Zamir

Hareil, quoting Brock Ravid's report, writes that Netanyahu had a conversation with US President Donald Trump about the Zionist regime's possible attack on Iran - either alone or with the participation of the US. Of course, this report states that Trump has not given the green light to start the operation up to this point.

Haaretz also referred to the statements of Eyal Zamir, the Chief of the General Staff of the Zionist Army, regarding the increase in the level of readiness of the forces and added, citing security sources, that in the remaining days until the elections, there was no immediate need for military action, and any possible decision is more than anything tied to the position of Trump and Zamir.

Hareil warns that if the security tension continues after the elections, it will be more difficult to form a rival coalition to replace Netanyahu; That is, the security crisis can directly become a tool for political survival.

Netanyahu; From prime minister to prison

The second axis of the article is the complaint of Ronin Bar, the former head of the Internal Security Organization (Shabak), against Netanyahu. Hareil considers the documents attached to this complaint as an important step towards the public proposal of forming an official investigation committee about the October 7 incident.

According to Ronin Barr's documents, between November 2022 and early October 2023, he had issued warnings to the prime minister more than 20 times, mainly focusing on the need to deal decisively with Hamas.

Hareil emphasizes that these documents call into question the narrative of Netanyahu's supporters, who considered the pre-war warnings to be mainly aimed at Hezbollah and the Northern Front. According to the author's assessment, the revelations related to the October 7 operation, as Netanyahu's responsibility in the October 7 massacre, have turned it into one of the most central debates of the election contests in the occupied territories.

Observers of political issues in the Zionist regime believe that Netanyahu is well aware of the fact that if he does not reach the position of prime minister, he may not have a fate other than imprisonment.

Referring to the current violent atmosphere against Palestinian citizens during the harvest season, Hareil adds that this atmosphere may not subside before the elections or may even intensify to influence the political scene; In the sense that violence in the West Bank can serve the regime's internal equations like the case of Iran.

At the end of this article, Amos Hareil emphasizes that the attraction of a security crisis as a tool to divert public opinion from the elections and Ronin Barr's revelations about the person responsible for the October 7 operation and the daily violence of settlers in the West Bank distorts the overall image of the Zionist regime at the international level.

This article adds that Netanyahu is facing a combination of judicial threats, media pressure, and Likud's electoral weakness in the remaining days to the elections, and any security developments in these days can determine the fate of the elections and his political future.