The election results are the official death certificate of the State of Israel

The election results are the official death certificate of the State of Israel |

Yitzhak Brik,  IDF General (reserve)
01/11/2026
In studios, mandates are counted and coalitions are talked about, while the state is marching towards the abyss. The army, the economy and society are crumbling, and the public continues as if nothing happened. This is how we approach the destruction of the Third Temple

As a viewer of the election broadcasts on the main channels, 11, 12, 13, the feeling is like watching a choir playing on board the Titanic in its final moments. In air-conditioned studios, in starched suits and polished language, sit political analysts, former and self-styled experts. They talk passionately about the "intentions of the bloc leaders", quibble over the "61st mandate", and count their fingers to form a coalition. This is not just a distorted disconnect; it is a crime of willful blindness.

No panel dares to tell the public the stark, stark, and frightening truth: The results of these elections are the official death certificate of the State of Israel as we have known it.

The country is not in a “political crisis,” it is in the process of a total, multi-system collapse from which there is no way back.

And the most terrible question of all is: How can the public, which has experienced the severe deterioration of the country in recent years in all areas, vote as if nothing had happened?

1. The collapse of the ground army and the regional invasion on the way
The panels talk about "security," but ignore the fact that the IDF ground army is in structural and moral collapse. It no longer has the operational capacity to defend the country's borders in the face of threats that erupt simultaneously from outside and inside, threats of a magnitude we have not experienced since the establishment of the state.

When the all-out regional war breaks out on all borders, a mass ground invasion will occur into the Green Line. The depleted and weakened IDF will not be able to stop it and will not be able to protect the civilians in their homes. The hell and massacre we experienced in the Gaza Envelope will be only a microscopic promo, a light blow to the wing, compared to what will befall the entire State of Israel.

2. Economic bankruptcy and futile proposals
The eternal war, which has not achieved and will not achieve any of its goals, has brought the national debt to an unimaginably huge sum of 1.4 trillion shekels, a debt that is growing at a dizzying pace and is suffocating the future of our children.

Added to this is an international stranglehold: European countries, the US and other powers are effectively imposing silent economic sanctions on Israel, an arms embargo, and a gradual disconnection of the Israeli banking system from the world. And what is the leadership's response to this collapse? Benjamin Netanyahu is pulling out a simplistic and delusional Ahithophel proposal to switch to cryptocurrencies, a futile proposal that is ridiculed and disgusted by all sane business leaders, banks and economists. If this situation continues, it is not far from now that the public will lose its savings that it has accumulated over decades.

3. International ostracism and the end of the vision of the state's redemption
Israel has become a target and a source of global disgust. We have lost legitimacy, we have lost our allies, and we have been left exposed in the face of a rising and unprecedented wave of anti-Semitism that is flooding the globe.

Messianic statements along the lines of "A people alone will dwell" are a suicidal illusion. A country cannot survive in complete isolation for long, and its end Of a pariah state crumbling and sliding down the history ladder until it disappears from the map.

4. Fiery fratricidal hatred and shattered national resilience
Israeli society is not only suffering from polarization, it is at the height of a silent civil war. The burning hatred between sectors, communities and groups has reached temperatures that no water in the world can extinguish. With national resilience crumbled to ashes and the social fabric poisoned, there is no physical or spiritual revival for the country.

5. The collapse of the education and health systems: the transition to the third world
The education system in Israel is suffering from a malignant disease. In the absence of core studies, in the absence of universal values ​​and in giving priority to ignorance and sectoralism, Israel is retreating at an accelerated pace from the status of a technological and progressive powerhouse and is becoming a backward, illiterate and divided third world country.

6. The brain drain and the capital: the national skeleton is leaving
The country's growth engines are breaking down one by one. The doctors, scientists, high-tech entrepreneurs, businessmen and the good minds and spirits, those who held the economy and health on their backs, are packing their bags and leaving. Experience, knowledge and professional ability built over decades of hard work are going down the drain, leaving behind an empty space that no one can fill.

7. Conceptual decay and the collapse of the rule of law
The decay has reached its roots. The rule of law and democratic institutions are being eroded to the core, and the public system is becoming an arena of shallow political appointments and blind loyalty over skills and integrity. A country where the law is only a recommendation and justice is trampled on in public inevitably becomes an institutionalized anarchy.

The destruction of the Third Temple: There is no one left to talk to, anyone who looks at reality with open and monitored eyes understands: Israel is not in a "passing storm." It is deteriorating Into the abyss of oblivion like a shipwrecked and cracked ship in a stormy sea, about to sink completely in a short time.

After observing the sad and miserable results of these elections, I have come to the final and bitterest conclusion of all: this nation has no one to talk to.

The majority of the public is unable and unwilling to acknowledge the horrific situation we are in. For them, the disasters, the blows, and the multi-system collapse that is unfolding before our eyes are nothing more than a "light blow to the wing."

Israel's greatest tragedy is this: This is a nation whose citizens are many of whom are smart, brilliant, and talented on a personal level, but at the level of strategic and national thinking, they are blindly and fatally irrelevant.

This is a nation that, through voluntary creeping, complete blindness, and feigned triumphalism, is leading itself, with raised hands and giant strides, directly to the destruction of the Third Temple.

If Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu launch an attack on Iran after The US midterm elections will set the entire Middle East on fire. Such a move will exacerbate the Israeli disaster, which is already reaching enormous proportions in all the areas mentioned above and may devour the last remnants of hope that remain.

Itzhak Brik (Hebrew: יצחק בריק; born November 7, 1947, Gal On) is an Israeli IDF General (reserve). He served in the Armored Corps as a brigade, division and troops commander and served as the commander of the IDF Military Colleges. He fought as a reserve company commander in the Yom Kippur War and was decorated with the Medal of Courage.

Brik addressed the Gaza war entering its twentieth month, dismissing official Israeli claims of progress. Referring to the latest military campaign dubbed Operation Gideon’s Chariots, he wrote, “Just as the political and military echelons lied to the public throughout the war, declaring back and forth that it was a matter of days until Hamas would surrender… The same lies of the political and military echelons continue even now".