Jaffa – Saba:
The Hebrew newspaper Maariv, published in the Zionist entity, acknowledged on Wednesday that Israel has become an international pariah and is facing a "diplomatic tsunami" in light of the ongoing aggression on the Gaza Strip.
The newspaper directed its criticism at ministers in the Israeli enemy government, saying that Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, who "clings to his positions, fails to grasp the magnitude of the crisis Israel is heading toward," according to the Lebanese Al-Mayadeen channel's website.
It noted that Transportation Minister Miri Regev refuses to acknowledge that Israel is under an air blockade, "and that it is likely that a naval blockade will soon reach that level as well."
It added, "As part of the criticism, Education Minister Yoav Kisch is preoccupied with political conflicts regarding Tel Aviv University, rather than addressing the growing international academic boycott."
The newspaper emphasized the "disastrous failure of US President Donald Trump's tour of the region," during which Israel was marginalized on many issues.
In the context of the newspaper's discussion of Israel's isolation, it stated that pressure is clear from Europe, Canada, and the United States to end the aggression.
The newspaper noted that the criminal Prime Minister of the enemy, Benjamin Netanyahu, received a "red card" from the Supreme Court.
It explained that the court's judges disqualified Netanyahu and his government at all levels, ruling that Netanyahu was in a conflict of interest in the investigation when he attempted to dismiss Shin Bet Director Ronen Bar.
The Hebrew newspaper Maariv, published in the Zionist entity, acknowledged on Wednesday that Israel has become an international pariah and is facing a "diplomatic tsunami" in light of the ongoing aggression on the Gaza Strip.
The newspaper directed its criticism at ministers in the Israeli enemy government, saying that Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, who "clings to his positions, fails to grasp the magnitude of the crisis Israel is heading toward," according to the Lebanese Al-Mayadeen channel's website.
It noted that Transportation Minister Miri Regev refuses to acknowledge that Israel is under an air blockade, "and that it is likely that a naval blockade will soon reach that level as well."
It added, "As part of the criticism, Education Minister Yoav Kisch is preoccupied with political conflicts regarding Tel Aviv University, rather than addressing the growing international academic boycott."
The newspaper emphasized the "disastrous failure of US President Donald Trump's tour of the region," during which Israel was marginalized on many issues.
In the context of the newspaper's discussion of Israel's isolation, it stated that pressure is clear from Europe, Canada, and the United States to end the aggression.
The newspaper noted that the criminal Prime Minister of the enemy, Benjamin Netanyahu, received a "red card" from the Supreme Court.
It explained that the court's judges disqualified Netanyahu and his government at all levels, ruling that Netanyahu was in a conflict of interest in the investigation when he attempted to dismiss Shin Bet Director Ronen Bar.