Zionist community facing identity crisis

An Iranian expert in Middle East affairs says the Zionist community faces an identity crisis amid a wave of harsh economic, social and political crises.

Hassan Hanizadeh was speaking to the Qods News Agency in Tehran.

The expert said over half of the Israeli population could not contact with others for not knowing Hebrew.

Hanizadeh said the Israeli community is set to implode as soon in case of the breakout of politico-social storm.

The expert noted that up to four million Jews immigrated to Israel lured by vows of better life that otherwise turned to be empty. "They realized after 67 years that there is neither security nor welfare in Israel," he said.

The expert touched on the mounting wave of reverse immigration from Israel and said most Israelis will leave Israel in the future for Europe due to the failure of the Israeli authorities to meet their vows.