Israel's Revolution Will Be the Regime Rising Against the Masses

In Israel, it's not the masses who will rise up against the regime, but the opposite; the government will shake off the checks and balances restraining its power.

Aluf Benn
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The Israeli revolution won't take place in town squares, but in the corridors of power. It won't erupt over increases in the price of fuel and bread, but over fears of anarchy and a loss of governance. It's not the masses who will rise up against the regime, but the opposite. It's government that will shake off the checks and balances restraining its power.

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