Netanyahu outfront on multiple sidelines                               How the economic stagnation reflects the political crisis     After the turmoils of the demonstrations collapsing the security establishment in the main streets of Israel, Netanyahu finally surrendered on March 2023, announcing a “suspension” of the overhaul of the justice system and of the Supreme Court until Jewish Easter, in order to avoid a civil war. But it’s not been a defeat for the government, as he left the bill on the table of the most urgent affairs, inviting the opposition to the dialogue for the necessary adjustments. The protests were triggered by the Minister of Defense, Gallant, that, in the general troubles devastating the country, has had the initiative to ask for a break. The rally that gathered hundred thousand people in front of the Knesset, in fact, paralysed Israel, showing up that perhaps a mere suspension is

                                                                                                                            Israeli outrages along the streets                                            What’s is currently at stake for Netanyahu government During the latest months the world has been   watching what’s it’s revealing to be as an alarming as thrilling escalation of protests in Israel, caused by both the non violent uproar inside the country, still ongoing after over 10 weeks, against the reforms of the judiciary system, and the bloody conflict in its long-lasting   struggle against Hamas and the historical war that keeps on opposing them to the   Palestinians, that are causing many deaths especially in the West Bank and Jerusalem. This awful situation has recently pushed the secretary of State Anthony Blinken to make a visit on the ground at the very frontline last February after the Israeli raid in the refugees camps of Jenin in Cisgiordania. Along with Blinken journe