Israel Just Reached a New Pathetic Low

The disturbing recordings of the head of the Shin Bet’s Jewish Division (and one must ask—why does such a department even exist in Israel today?) reveal a profound moral and institutional collapse within Israeli society. They expose what many now call a corrupt, decaying, antisemitic, and morally sick deep state.

What do we hear in those recordings? Hatred toward Jews, derogatory slurs, false arrests, lies, the violation of court orders, alienation, violence, undemocratic bans on assembly—everything.

All of it.

It’s a portrait of systemic abuse. And thank God that Chief Superintendent Avishai Moalem, a true Israeli hero, had the courage to record it.

One of the most striking aspects of this affair is that this division seems to operate exclusively against right-wing Jews—never against Jews who collaborate with the PLO or hostile foreign interests.

Forget for a moment that the division head, when confronted, claimed the recordings were taken "out of context"—a claim that fooled no one. This is clearly a well-established pattern of behavior, not a misunderstanding. Forget, too, that he should not just resign—he should be prosecuted.

This issue transcends politics. It’s no longer about right or left. Too many on both sides are compromised—some by ties to Qatar, others by deep systemic corruption. Our country, at nearly every senior level, in nearly every institution, is rotting from within.

Only those still playing the cynical political-legal-media-military game fail to see this—or worse, they see it and exploit it. They use it to protect themselves, or to bring down their rivals. But genuine reform? There is none.

Perhaps that’s why Naftali Bennett is polling at 29 seats. The public is desperate for something different—something from outside the corrupt system.