Former IDF fighter pilot: I am very afraid of an Israeli civil war
In an interview, he said that "if a situation comes where there is a dictatorship, we will have no choice and we will have to fight the dictators."
Brig.-Gen. (res.) Nehemiah Dagan, former Israeli Air Force pilot and chief education officer of the IDF, spoke with Erel Segal on his program on 103FM on Tuesday and commented on recent social media posts in which he said that he was not intimidated by a civil war.
At the beginning of the interview, Dagan said: "I'm afraid that the way we're going now we'll end up in a country where secular or religious-liberal people won't want to live, and then there will be a group of Messianics left in the country who believe that God will solve everything in the end."
"I am very afraid of a civil war," he continued. "I have a terrible feeling that the situation right now is taking us to a place that will ultimately be a disaster. Why am I being so extreme? Because I know there is a way to stop this and it is not with the help of demonstrations. The only ones who can stop it are the government."