The Zionist Regime, the Horizon of Cooperation and Conflicts between Internal Parties

The holding of the 25th Knesset elections on November 10, 1401 and the formation of Netanyahu's cabinet with the alliance of the Likud party with three other religious parties that have 64 parliamentary seats, on the one hand, has caused this hope among the Zionists that finally after holding 5 elections in the last 4 years , have a relatively stable government, and on the other hand, the presence of 50% of religious parties in the cabinet for the first time in the history of this regime has caused severe concerns among secular Zionists. In recent years, with the tendency of the Zionist regime society towards the right-wing, in the governing circles of this regime, a challenge to its alleged democracy has been faced, which has shown itself in the form of a conflict between the extreme right-wing religious Zionist parties and the Likud party on the one hand, and the leftists on the other hand. . A behavioral analysis of the actions and statements of various parties and cabinets of the Zionist regime in the past few years shows that three general axes can be proposed regarding the nature of conflicts. The first and most important axis of conflict among parties and social groups has been the issue of "the legal and judicial position of the Supreme Court of the Zionist regime". Even now, with the dominance of right-wing and religious parties over the cabinet, this issue has become the most important issue of dispute between them and the opposition parties at the level of governmental and social structure. The second axis refers to the "efforts of religious parties to direct the Knesset's approvals and the actions of the government towards Halakhic orders." These parties have taken on a new color, especially in the new cabinet of Netanyahu, who have taken over many ministerial seats and executive positions. The third axis in the issue of the conflicts between the Zionist parties is the issue of "Palestinians, including Palestinians living in the territories of 1948 and the occupied territories of 1967." With these explanations, the main question of this article is: What is the prospect of cooperation or conflict between the current parties of the Zionist regime? In response, as a hypothesis, it can be said that due to the rise of religious people in the current cabinet, differences and conflicts among Israeli parties in the political, social and security fields will develop and we will witness an increase in Arab- Jewish, religious-secular and leftist-rightist divisions. In this article, the library method and the theoretical framework of Kevin Kraus's social gaps are used.