In this episode, CJ Werleman discusses the internal turmoil within Israel, predicting an inevitable civil war and the eventual collapse of the Zionist state. He argues that Israel's diplomatic isolation, economic decline, and internal divisions are signs of its approaching downfall.

Israel's Predicted Collapse

At 00:23, Werleman states that Israel's future is grim, claiming it won't survive another two decades. He refers to an article he wrote in 2018, predicting Israel's collapse by 2048 due to increasing internal strife, global isolation, and wars on multiple fronts.

Jewish Terrorism and Internal Strife

Werleman draws attention to Israel's origins, likening the country’s creation to Jewish terrorism. By 1:23, he discusses how these radical elements are now pushing the country towards civil war. He highlights concerns from Israel’s top law enforcement officials, who warn that Jewish terrorism in the West Bank poses a national security threat.

Civil War Predictions

By 2:12, Werleman underscores statements from Israeli leaders, including former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and military generals, predicting that a civil war is imminent. The conflict, he explains, will likely be fought between religious Zionists, led by Netanyahu and the settler movement, and secular Zionists in Israeli cities.

Blowback from Occupation

At 3:20, Werleman argues that Israel’s citizens are now victims of the terrorism they once fostered, with violence permeating Israeli society as a result of the country’s occupation of Palestinian territories.

Netanyahu's Role and the Settler Coalition

At 4:19, Werleman blames Netanyahu's government for refusing to halt military aggression. He claims Netanyahu’s alliance with extremist settlers is pushing the country deeper into war, as the settler movement seeks to annex Palestinian territories by force.

Historical Parallels and Rising Tensions

At 6:48, Werleman recalls Israel’s violent origins and the 1948 Altalena Affair, noting parallels with current tensions. He argues that rising militarization and the issuing of gun permits by security minister Itamir Ben Gvir are fueling the kindling for civil war.

Conclusion

Werleman concludes by predicting that civil war is inevitable, driven by deep internal divisions. He foresees the collapse of the Zionist state and the return of Palestinians to their stolen homes.