Yossi Schwartz ISL (RCIT section in Israel/Occupied Palestine) 12.09.2026
Next month will mark three years after the reactionary war of the Zionist monster began. Israel’s Netanyahu is competing with Putin’s Russia to see who will fight for more years. This is the longest war of the Zionist state and the most destructive for her.
Israel is facing one of the most complex moments in its history. The Zionist army, stretched across multiple fronts for months, is showing clear signs of exhaustion. What began as a focused military campaign has turned into an open-ended conflict with no defined strategic horizon. The responsibility for this situation does not lie solely with the military. It is deeply tied to the political leadership — and especially to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s approach to the war that he wants it to continue forever to avoid his sentence and sitting in jail.
The Zionist army entered this imperialist reactionary war of Israel, with determination and operational strength, but prolonged fighting has taken a toll. Reserve units have been mobilized repeatedly, serving 100 days per year, equipment shortages are becoming more visible, and commanders are struggling to maintain readiness while responding to simultaneous threats. The northern front, once considered by the Zionist monster a secondary concern, has become a constant source of pressure. Hezbollah operates with growing confidence.
In Gaza, Zionist tactical achievements no longer translate into strategic progress. Without a clear political plan for “the day after,” the Zionist army is left to cycle through operations that do not fundamentally change the situation. This lack of direction is not accidental — it reflects a deliberate choice by Netanyahu to avoid committing to any long-term political framework.
Netanyahu’s policy throughout the war has been more by political survival than by national strategy. Key decisions are delayed, sensitive issues are avoided, and the government’s internal dynamics often overshadow military considerations.
This creates a gap between the army’s operational needs and the government’s political interests. Senior defense officials have repeatedly signaled their concerns, but the strategic vacuum persists. The result is a military forced to operate without a compass, while the political leadership maintains ambiguity as a governing principle
The war with Iran may begin again but this time without the USA.
Without political strategy, the Zionist monster is sliding into a broader escalation — not because it chose to, but because it failed to plan and in the largest historical process because the Zionist monster’s time to die is approaching. The dialectical law of the negation of the negation dictates this end.
In 1948 the solution was a Palestinian state with Jewish minority. At that time The Palestinians constituted 1,200,000 and the Jews 650,000 that held less than 7% 0f the land in Palestine. The partition plan led as was expected to a war that the Zionist won with the help of Stalin who provided them with heave weapons. The right of self-determination of the Palestinian was negated. The war of 1967 just extends this negation. The next step in this dialectical process is the negation of Israel and return to the self determination of the Palestinian on a higher level: Socialist democratic Palestine from the river to the sea.
The poor conditions that most Israelis face is felt in many aspects of life.
Israel’s incredibly high cost of living is felt. The primary drivers are a persistently strong currency (the Shekel), substantial import taxes and tariffs on almost everything, a lack of domestic competition leading to monopolies, and sky-high real estate prices. The longer the war continues the cost of living will go higher.
90,000 are leaving the Zionist trap every year. If Netanyahu somehow will win the elections another 1/4 of the Israelis will emigrate from Israel. Those who are leaving are educated and are skillful work force. More than 1200 Doctors left. Many reservists who serve one hundred days a year have lost their small business. The level of education is extremely poor. Israel plummets to worst-ever OECD education scores in math, reading, science.
Drop seen in all three skills compared to previous assessment in 2022; country descends to 33rd among developed countries; minister of education blames war conditions at time of 2025 testing.
The violence in Israel is extremely high. Not only by criminal gangs in the Arab society, and not only by pogroms organized by the settler backed by the government and many soldiers aiming at another Nakba.
When the forefathers of the Zionist movement shaped its principles, both Herzl, Jabotinsky and before them, they aspired to create a new, modern, independent and strong Jew. No longer the old Diaspora Jew who depends on the mercy of the gentiles. It succeeded but too much. The strong Jew fell in love with his own power and became a bully. And a bully does not distinguish too much between his victims. Those who see the occupation as the source of the corruption of Israeli culture are mistaken. The occupation is the result of Israeli violence, not its cause. Therefore, the same violence is sometimes directed at non-Jews, and sometimes against Jews. Beyond and within the Green Line. The root of this violence is the colonialist settlers who want to remove native people by force. This was clear already in 1947-8 when the Zionists committed the Nakba.