The Egyptian Situation is now for the Zionist entity as a measuring machine of the strength of the earthquake that hit the Arab world under the name of Arab spring, and the extent of the effects of aftershocks on "Israel" after that Zionist leaders tried with great effort to put matters right with the military junta after the fall of Hosni Mubarak and build relationships with military leadership hoping that this leadership will be able to adjust the pace of the revolution and prevent the trend toward breaking the link with the enemy entity, especially after the Egyptian masses that stormed the building of the Zionist embassy in Cairo, which fled the Zionist ambassador and crew members under cover of night back to the Zionist entity. 

Calm now prevails the lines between Cairo and Tel Aviv by US-Israeli efforts of American, that was emerged through several stations, including the Egyptian sponsorship of the exchange process between "Israel" and Hamas and the exchange that took place between Cairo and Tel Aviv via the release of "Israeli" spy against a set of Egyptian detainees. But the outbreak of the confrontation between the military junta and the forces of revolution pushed waves of the revolution again towards the Zionist entity and raised "Israeli" fears, especially if it will be allowed to the Egyptian people to express its direction absolutely through the ballot box, which will lead to power parties that will necessarily not holding any admiration to "Israel" in the best cases, and may reach to cut ties with Tel Aviv and withdrawal Camp David with all this means to return to the face of a hostile front on "Israel" southern border of occupied Palestine.
 
On the other hand, the former Zionist war minister and former senior strategists in "Israel", "Moshe Arens," considered the revolutions of the Arab will fit the imbalance, according to his claim, a long Winter will come from after Arab Spring, and expected to inherit the Islamic parties the function of dictatorships. 
As reminding that the demonstrations in Tunisia and Egypt were led by the secular groups of young intellectuals and experts using the Internet and Facebook and Twitter, and the participation of Copts in the Egyptian Revolution and NATO's role in paving the ground in front of the Libyans to topple the regime of Muammar Gaddafi. 
Arens asked the question of who will win the election in case they got in Egypt, Libya and Syria, by making a link with the results of the Tunisian elections in the state that were more secular and more closer to the Western civilization, but the Islamic Renaissance Movement won elections in it, as they kept the secular parties away from achieving any results.

Arens said there was no reason for different results in other Arab countries spring, and this will lead,in his opinion, into an Islamic dictatorships instead of secular dictatorships.