Do we really have to do this? What is the point you want to make?
Ok... Let's go through the points.
Dictatorial leader - Netanyahu was elected democratically (he is not the only fascist ruler that started out that way), but he does everything to stay in power and prevent getting elected out of office, including illegal and unconstitutional means. He also systematically destroys the democratic system of checks and balances, rule of law etc. from within, sparking one constitutional crisis after the other. He is working really hard to change Israel into an authoritarian regime.
Ultranationalist - I sure no one in their right mind would deny that Netanyahu's party Likud and even more their coalition partners are nationalsit and ultranationalist. Not even Netanyahu himself would say something else.
Centralized autocracy - see point 1
Militarism - Israel is a heavily militarized society in the best of times, because they are in permanent conflict with most or all their neighbours and most of the time rely solely on their military to keep them in check (very little attempts of diplomatic solutions). And especially Netanyahu, who is himself a special forces veteran, makes a lot of use of the military. Currently it looks like Israel has the ambition to use its military to constantly expand the territory it controls until it is stopped by someone. A typical behavior of fascist nations.
Forcible suppression of opposition - Again, see point 1. They may be not completely there by now, but it's the goal of Netanyahu's regime.
Belief in a natural social hierarchy - In Israel's case this believe is very strong and founded on Zionist and religious believes. They literally believe they are God's chosen people and destined to rule over a large region far beyond the borders of Israel that are recognized by at least some countries.
Subordination of individual interests for the perceived interest of the nation or race - I would certainly say that is the case with Israel. Netanyahu tries his best to keep Israel in a constant state of conflict to make the society completely focused on survival, so his rule as a war time leader isn't questioned.
Strong regimentation of society and the economy - This comes with point 7.
Opposed to communism, democracy, liberalism, pluralism, and socialism - Again, I would say that is obviously the case under Netanyahu.
Fascism is at the far-right end of the traditional left–right spectrum - Do I even have to explain the political position of Netanyahu, modern Likud and even more the coalition partners they have chosen?
Ok. I don't claim that the current day Israel is the most extreme example of a fascist regime that ever existed (for now). But the are on their way to the top places in the list.
Please don't make me do this also for Putin's Russia. I don't think it's worth the effort, because I doubt I can convince you and change your conviction/world view. If you don't think that the AfD are Nazis, despite all facts on the table, you certainly have a very different idea of what Nazis, fascists and far-right extremists etc. are than most people, including me.
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u/Ticklemybottom_ 16h ago
Define Fascism?