Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, is facing serious challenges from his political rivals. His opponents are seeking to remove him from the political scene, relying on the Democrats' victory in the U.S. midterm elections. They believe that the support of the two main parties in the U.S. for the Zionist regime, which has lasted for generations, is now at risk.
Change in U.S. Political Support
The recent U.S. congressional elections handed the majority to the Democrats. This election, which took place just a week after elections in the occupied territories, reflects the voters' strong dissatisfaction with the policies of Donald Trump, the former President of the United States, especially regarding the war against Iran. These discontents have led to a decrease in support for Netanyahu among Democrats and some Republicans.
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For decades, the U.S. has been recognized as the largest ally of the Zionist regime, providing billions of dollars in military aid annually. However, Netanyahu has openly supported the Republicans, which has led to a decrease in support from Democrats for Tel Aviv.
Internal Rivalries and New Promises
Gadi Eisenkot, Netanyahu's main rival, has stated that if a cabinet is formed, he will resume relations with Washington. He believes that cooperation with the U.S. should be strengthened and efforts should be made for the advancement of the entire Middle East region. Meanwhile, Yair Golan, the head of the Democratic Party of the Zionist regime, sees the results of the U.S. elections as a sign of changing views towards Netanyahu.
Yair Lapid, the opposition leader, also believes that the election results indicate that Israel cannot keep Netanyahu in power, and this poses a threat to the country's security and standing on the global stage.
While Netanyahu has refrained from commenting on the results of the U.S. elections, and his office has not responded to requests for comments on this matter, these developments could affect his political fate and pave the way for further changes in the power structure in Israel.
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