Ehud Barak: Gaza war is Israel’s worst war

According to the Hebrew group Tasnim News, former Prime Minister of the Zionist regime Ehud Barak from the most failed wars Israel’s history described.

Barak, who talked to Haaretz newspaper, emphasized that Israel is caught in the most dangerous crisis in its history after October 7.

Barak described and announced the war that Netanyahu is waging in response to the surprise operations of the Palestinian groups as one of the least successful wars in the history of Israel. Israel’s leadership has suffered a strategic paralysis.

According to Ehud Barak, who is one of the former generals of the Zionist regime’s army and has experience in the war ministry of this regime, He went on to say: Israel is facing difficult decisions and must choose one of the terrible options, options that fluctuate between the continuation of the war in the Gaza Strip, the development of military operations against Hezbollah in the north, and the risk of entering into a multi-front war.

In this conversation, referring to Netanyahu’s actions, he announced the judicial coup that Netanyahu initiated with the aim of establishing a racist, authoritarian, extreme and ignorant dictatorship. religion had taken place.

He added: the center of the disaster that Israel is facing can be summed up in its current officials, who are qualified for such a position and position. They are not, and from the prime minister to the members of the cabinet, they do not have the authority to govern Israel. And he announced, this failed cabinet should be dismissed immediately and a date for holding elections should be announced, or instead the current cabinet should be impeached and removed during the current term of the Knesset.

The former prime minister of the Zionist regime described Netanyahu’s cabinet as a failed cabinet and added: If the failed cabinet remains in place, Israel will find itself without a decisive victory in Gaza, while it is caught in an all-out war with Hezbollah in The North will also face the third intifada in the West Bank and will have to fight with the Houthis in Yemen and the Iraqi militia groups in the Golan Heights, while there is a possibility for Tel Aviv to enter into a direct conflict with Iran. , especially that Tehran actually showed during the missile operation last April that it is fully ready to do this.

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