Netanyahu, who is currently in power, comes from the Riyad Party, Israel's most prominent right-wing political group. Under his rule, the Leyard Group gradually showed a trend towards centralization. As a result, there has been a lot of criticism of Lake Netanya, both within Israel and in the international community. Even former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has publicly criticized all aspects of Lake Netanya. Challenging policies. But it may be hard for people today to imagine that it was a group of Jewish left-wing intellectuals who really established the state of Israel. At that time, they relied on extreme political means to seize a piece of land from the Palestinians. However, now Israel is going further and further down the path of **. Israel, which once hoped to move towards socialism, has now been defeated by right-wing political groups. So, what are the political views of left-wing political groups in Israel? Why are they fading out of Israel**? Where did the evidence of Israel go today? 
Current Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu) Next, let's tell you slowly. 
The era of left-wing politics was from the 1960s to the 1990s. Ben Gurion, the founding father of the state of Israel during this period, and Mrs. Meir, who later became famous for her international diplomacy, were standard left-wing politicians. Because most of these Jews came from the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries. They have been baptized with socialist ideology and identify with some left-wing political ideas of Marxism. Although Israel's economy has made great strides under the rule of left-wing political groups, the gap between rich and poor in Israeli society at that time was not as large as it is today. Relying on the investment and construction of other Jewish compatriots, Israel not only has a complete defense and military system, but the left** has also established a complete set of efficient and high-quality education systems. 
If nothing else, these left-wing politicians can almost put Israel on a path akin to socialism. However, in the 90s of the 20th century, the international situation changed, and Israel also experienced turmoil. With the collapse of the Soviet Union, right-wing political groups around the world celebrated. The far-right Likud group, which once carried out frequent terrorist attacks in Israel, is now the legal political party in Israel. Relying on a nifty electoral maneuver, the Likud party quickly defeated the long-ruling Israeli left-wing group. During this period, Israel also rapidly moved towards centralization and even militarization. 
In 1996, Netanyahu helped Israel win the first year thanks to his unique family background and campaign team from the United States. Subsequently, although he briefly left the center of power, he was always a force to be reckoned with in Israel. In March 2009, Netanyahu again represented the Likud party in Israel**. In the end, left-wing Israeli political groups, which were not at all good at campaigning, were almost completely wiped out by Lake Netanya. 
Netanyahu on the way to the campaign).
Israel's "strongman era" has been firmly in the prime ministerial seat since Netanyahu assumed the country's supreme power in 2009. During this period, Netanyahu and his colleagues constantly used various means to obtain re-election. In 2023, Netanyahu has even used judicial reform to crack down on opponents. The move immediately sparked strong emotions among the Israeli population**. Many have even openly launched political slogans demanding Netanyahu**. Those who oppose Netanyahu's continued stay in power in Israel are mostly left-wing intellectuals. In order to deal with this group, Netanyahu has chosen to create constant friction on the border with the Palestinians in order to recruit them in time. After all, as long as these people are drafted into the army, they will not be able to hold political rallies in a short time. Moreover, after these people are sent to the army, there is a high probability that they will be excluded and discriminated against by the officers because they are "not patriotic enough". 
Israeli army) Therefore, it is uncertain whether these people will be lucky enough to escape from the army in the end. This approach has allowed Netanyahu's regime to remain stable for a long time, despite popular opposition. In order to strengthen his political base, Netanyahu not only provoked military disputes and won the support of populist groups in Israel, but also extended an olive branch to Haredi's Jews in Israel. Haredi Jews are a very special group in Israel. This group almost never participates in the activities of secular society. The only job of the men of the Haredi Jewish family was to go to the seminary to pray. Their life, in addition to chanting sutras, is to keep having children. During Israel's left-wing political group's rule, Haredi's Jews enjoyed rather limited social benefits. Because ** is unwilling to spend a lot of money to support these "protectors". 
Haredi Jews on the streets of Israel) But after Netanyahu came to power, in order to curry favor with Haredi Jews, he formed the Good Group. The seminary was renovated for them, without paying the general tax, and a "study stipend" was provided to every adult Haredi Jewish male. In this way, the Jews of Haredi not only did not have to participate in any secular work, but also did not have to pay taxes to **, but also received a large part of the profit cake from ** every year. In return, it is only natural that the people of Haredi, who make up a large percentage of Israel's population, will vote for Netanyahu**. Under Netanyahu's rule, the gap between rich and poor in Israel has widened rapidly. A Chinese blogger once traveled to Tel Aviv, the capital of Israel, and found that:
Even the most dilapidated houses on the outskirts of Tel Aviv have monthly rents of more than $10,000. This ** is beyond the reach of the vast majority of poor Israeli families. But since most of these people lack political enthusiasm, Netanyahu will not care if they live or die. Under Netanyahu's rule, Israel** has been highly stable, but its various inequalities in society have increased day by day. Moreover, Netanyahu's long-term occupation of the Israeli prime minister has also made the United Kingdom, the United States and other countries dissatisfied with him and the Likud party. It is precisely because of this that a fierce conflict broke out between Netanyahu and the US Democratic Party**. 
Tel Aviv, the capital of Israel).
On February 8, the Times of Israel noticed a news from the United States: Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was interviewed by the United States, and the United States ** went so far as to publicly suggest Netanyahu**. Facing the NBC's cameras, Hillary Clinton unabashedly said: "Netanyahu should **." He is not a trustworthy leader. The attack occurred during his tenure. If he's an obstacle, he needs **. A ceasefire agreement, if he becomes an obstacle to exploring post-war measures, he absolutely needs **. And when it comes to the various tactics of the current US ** Biden towards Israel, Hillary explained: "I think Biden has done everything he can. It can be seen that Hillary's words do not only represent his personal attitude. At present, Netanyahu has offended the entire US Democratic Party and the interest groups behind it.
Netanyahu) now the United States, led by Biden, will not necessarily oppose Israel, but will certainly oppose Netanyahu. Netanyahu and his cabinet members are well aware of this and therefore often confront the United States in diplomatic situations. While the United States called for Lake Netanya to be as "democratic" as possible, Netanyahu insisted on strengthening his power and keeping Israel's military and political power firmly in his own hands. When the United States loudly called on Israel to stop its military operations in the Gaza Strip, Netanyahu chose to send a large number of troops to the Gaza Strip and even acquiesced in the ** of Israeli soldiers against civilians. Opposition to Netanyahu has now spread from Israel to the world. Someone was against him because of his **, and someone condemned him for the war crimes he committed.
The current ** Biden of the United States) undeniably that Israel is currently dominant in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. But every Israeli victory on the battlefield in Gaza is a serious overdraft for Israel's national destiny and Netanyahu's personal political life. The current Israeli-Palestinian conflict is, to some extent, a big gamble between the Likud party and Netanyahu himself. While they are using the pretext of war to frantically attack the Israeli ** opposition, they are also trying to use ultra-nationalist sentiment to rally the Israeli people around the Likud party. But the February 24 event was undoubtedly a slap in the face to Netanyahu by ordinary Israelis. They have long been tired of Netanyahu's dirty tricks.
Towns bombed by Israel) Therefore, international experts analyzed: even if Netanyahu can lead Israel to victory in the August 1 conflict in the future. It is unlikely that he will remain prime minister of Israel. Netanyahu's time has passed. Things have developed to this day, and even some senior political leaders of the Likud party have to admit that perhaps Tanenhu should indeed leave**. He is no longer fit to be Israel's prime minister. However, judging by Netanyahu's domineering personality, he probably won't give up the rights he has gained so easily. In the future, the Israeli detective community will definitely set off a bloody storm because of Lake Netanen.
Netanyahu) The world today is in the midst of a wave of rapid change and turmoil. Israel's left-wing political groups have long since collapsed during decades of consolidation by the Likud party. Therefore, it is unlikely that Israel will rise as a political bloc in the short term. And Israel has completely lost the possibility of moving towards a quasi-socialist system. Everything is getting farther and farther away from the goals set by the founding pioneers of Israel......