SATISH SHARMA - not just Rotigraphy.: "Israel is not going through a «political crisis», but rather finds itself in a process of total and multisystemic collapse, from which there is no turning back."

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Translated from Spanish

"Israel is not going through a «political crisis», but rather finds itself in a process of total and multisystemic collapse, from which there is no turning back."

Yitzhak Brick  
Israeli Major General in the reserve  

When some of us say that the Israeli regime will collapse and disappear in a few years, this should not be taken as an act of faith in this assertion.  

It is enough to read Zionist leaders.  

Here is the full article by this military man about the impending collapse of his colonial regime.  

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"The election results are the official death certificate of the State of Israel  

Yitzhak Brick  
Israeli Major General in the reserve  

In the studios, they count mandates and talk about coalitions, while the country hurtles toward the abyss. The army, the economy, and society are crumbling, and the population carries on as if nothing has happened. This is how we face the destruction of the Third Temple.  

As a viewer of the election broadcasts on the main channels, 11, 12, and 13, the feeling is like that of a band playing on board the Titanic in its final moments. In air-conditioned studios, in starched suits and refined language, sit political analysts, former and self-proclaimed experts. They speak passionately about the 'intentions of the bloc leaders,' debate the '61st mandate,' and run calculations for forming a coalition. This is not just a distorted disconnect; it is a crime of willful blindness.  

No committee dares to reveal to the public the raw and terrifying truth: the results of these elections are the official death certificate of the State of Israel as we knew it. The country is not going through a «political crisis», but rather finds itself in a process of total and multisystemic collapse, from which there is no turning back. And the most terrible question of all is: how can the public, which has witnessed the severe deterioration of the country in every sphere in recent years, vote as if nothing has happened?  

1. The collapse of the ground army and the imminent regional invasion.  

The panels talk about 'security,' but ignore that the IDF ground army is in a state of structural and moral collapse. It no longer has the operational capacity to defend the country's borders against threats emerging simultaneously from outside and inside, threats of an unprecedented magnitude since the founding of the State.  

When the large-scale regional war breaks out on all fronts, there will be a massive ground invasion along the Green Line. The decimated and weakened Israel Defense Forces (IDF) will be unable to stop it and protect civilians in their homes. The hell and massacre we experienced in Gaza will be just a small sample, an insignificant blow compared to what will befall the entire State of Israel.  

2. Economic bankruptcy and useless proposals  

The endless war, which has failed and will fail to achieve any of its objectives, has ballooned the national debt to an unimaginably enormous sum of 1.4 trillion shekels (400 billion €, Israeli per capita debt 50,000€, Spanish per capita debt 30,000€), a debt that is growing at a dizzying pace and strangling the future of our children.  

Added to this is international pressure: European countries, the United States, and other powers are imposing de facto silent economic sanctions on Israel, an arms embargo, and a gradual disconnection of the Israeli banking system from the rest of the world. And what is the government's response to this collapse? Benjamin Netanyahu resorts to a simplistic and delusional proposal, in the style of Ahitophel, to adopt cryptocurrencies; a useless proposal that is ridiculed and rejected by all sensible economic leaders, banks, and economists. If this situation continues, the moment will soon come when citizens lose the savings accumulated over decades.  

3. International ostracism and the end of the vision of the State's redemption  

Israel has become the target of criticism and the object of worldwide repudiation. We have lost legitimacy, we have lost allies, and we find ourselves exposed to a growing and unprecedented wave of antisemitism flooding the planet.  

Messianic declarations like «They shall dwell alone» are a suicidal illusion. A country cannot survive for long in complete isolation, and the fate of a marginalized country is to crumble and fall into oblivion until it disappears from the map.  

4. Fratricidal hatred and shattered national resilience.  

Israeli society is not only suffering from polarization, but is at the peak of a silent civil war. The visceral hatred between sectors, communities, and groups has reached unsustainable levels. When national resilience is reduced to ashes and the social fabric is poisoned, there is no possibility of physical or spiritual recovery for the country.  

5. The collapse of the education and health systems: the transition to the Third World.  

The education system in Israel is suffering from a serious illness. In the absence of basic studies, the lack of universal values, and the preference for ignorance and sectarianism, Israel is rapidly distancing itself from its status as a technological and progressive power, becoming a backward, illiterate, and divided Third World country.  

6. Brain drain and capital flight: The national skeleton is crumbling  

. The engines of the country's growth are crumbling one by one. Doctors, scientists, high-tech entrepreneurs, businesspeople, and the brightest minds—those who carried the economy and health on their shoulders—are packing their bags and leaving. The experience, knowledge, and professional capacity, forged over decades of hard work, are being lost, leaving a void that no one can fill.  

7. Conceptual decay and collapse of the rule of law.  

This decay has reached its roots. The rule of law and democratic institutions are eroding deeply, and the public system is turning into a stage of superficial political appointments and blind loyalty over qualifications and integrity. A country where the law is merely a recommendation and justice is publicly trampled inevitably becomes institutionalized anarchy.  

The destruction of the Third Temple: There is no one left to talk to  
Anyone who observes reality with open and attentive eyes understands it: Israel is not going through a 'passing storm.' It is sinking into the abyss of oblivion like a shipwrecked and shattered ship in a raging sea, on the verge of sinking completely in a short time.  

After observing the sad and unfortunate results of these elections, I have reached the final and most bitter conclusion of all: there is no one in this nation to talk to.  

The majority of the population is unable and unwilling to recognize the terrible situation we are in. For them, the disasters, the plagues, and the multisystemic collapse unfolding before our eyes are nothing more than a minor setback.  

The greatest tragedy of Israel is this: it is a nation whose citizens are, on a personal level, many of the most intelligent, brilliant, and talented people, but on the level of strategic and national thinking, they are blindly and fatally irrelevant.  

This is a people that, through a voluntary and stealthy advance, total blindness, and feigned triumphant joy, is driving itself, hands raised and in giant strides, directly to the destruction of the Third Temple.  

If Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu launch an attack on Iran after the U.S. midterm elections, they will set all of the Middle East ablaze. Such an action would exacerbate the Israeli crisis, which is already reaching colossal proportions in all the spheres mentioned, and could end the last remaining hopes.