Der rechtskonservative Bankingkomplex hat sich kolossal verschätzt

A Coup d’État in Israel?
The Bitter Harvest of Colonialism

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For months now, weekly mass demonstrations have taken place in Tel Aviv and other cities, drawing tens of thousands every Saturday. This is one of the biggest social movements in the history of Israel. The protests began after the inauguration of the most far-right government ever to rule this country; they quickly shifted focus to opposing a judicial reform that would consolidate power in the hands of the government at the expense of the court.

Today, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu fired his defense minister as a step in his attempt to consolidate power, precipitating a new outbreak of unrest. This is just the latest development in a struggle that has been escalating for months, pitting various sectors of Israeli society against each other. In this analysis, our correspondent shows how this crisis has emerged out of a conflict between competing elites and their respective colonial models.