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Israeli writer Dan Perry warned that current policies may not enable Israel to endure until 2048 if internal and external crises continue without radical reforms. He emphasized that Benjamin Netanyahu's victory in the upcoming elections could lead to national catastrophe, as society suffers from declining trust, weakened institutions, and deteriorating international standing, all of which threaten its security and economy. He called for the formation of a national rescue government that implements broad reforms, including investigating past failures, strengthening judicial independence, reorganizing spending, and addressing conscription issues, especially concerning the Haredi sector. He also suggested changing the approach towards Gaza and the West Bank to include steps such as disarming Hamas, cooperating with international forces, and halting settlement expansion. Perry concludes that ongoing divisions and institutional weaknesses could threaten to turn Israel into a poor, isolated, and fractured state, warning that these crises may lead to the country's decline if leadership does not take urgent reform measures.
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