Western and Israeli media have reported that certain Zionist groups such as religious Zionists, Jewish Council of the West Bank as well as Jewish Youth Movement, have called for holding a march in al-Quds on Thursday.
The annual march was postponed last month, because Palestinian people poured into streets to protest expulsion of Palestinian families from their homes in Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood in al-Quds, which ended up in a war between Palestinian Resistance Movement (Hamas) and the Israeli occupying forces. However, the Israeli extremists want to hold the march in this Thursday.
This event comes over a week after eight Israeli political factions united to remove Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from power. Such political ups and downs happen concurrent with extremist Zionists' attempt to show their might on streets of al-Quds; so, Israel's Internal Intelligence and Security Agency (Shabak) and the US authorities have expressed concern about what is going on in the occupied territories, which may lead to exacerbation of violence.
Some political experts interviewed with Israeli media, warning that rightist politicians are behind such developments, because they are annoyed with formation of a new coalition government; thus, they attempt to create a security crisis and even a war in a bid to pave the way for Netanyahu to continue his grasp of power.
The Zionist regime's police announced that they will now allow extremists to hold the march.
Israeli extremist politicians are unhappy with the results of the 2020 presidential election in the United States and they try to make trouble for President Joe Biden with the help of American Republicans.
Biden suspended his predecessor Donald Trump's plans for the occupied territories of Palestine and raised the issue of two-state solution for Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The US Republicans along with extremist Zionists want to put pressure on the Biden administration and turn Israel into an Achilles heel for the president.
Some US senators and former secretary of state Mike Pompeo have criticized the Biden administration for its stance in dealing with Hamas and Iran.
Following the exacerbation of social unrest in the occupied lands, which can turn into a new security crisis, Israel has become an Achilles heel for democrats and President Biden should select between two-state solution or returning to Trump's policies toward Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
However, Israel does not enjoy the all-out support of Europeans, because the recent war on the Gaza Strip increased anger with the Zionist regime.
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