Competition in Religious Zionism in recent years has massacred delegates over their voters • Mustaches and teddy bears do not like the new generation "Swiss" • Opinion

• Bezalel Smutrich // Photo: Oren Ben Hakun

When Brigadier General Rafi Peretz, the pilot and former Chief of Staff, was called behind the flock in the fields of the south-western Negev to head the religious Zionist party, he did not imagine which burrows and inclusions he was entering. Instead of dealing with the restoration of the corporate and financial space left by Bennett and Shaked, he had to deal with attacks on him. "He has no experience" they said of him and demanded to give way to Smutrich, the "experience", of one term in the Knesset.

In the second round of elections, he demanded that he vacate his seat in favor of Ayelet Shaked, because she would bring 13 seats. Peretz, who is not a Madon man, retreated second and accepted the law of motion, leaving his fans in disappointment. As stated at the end of Shaked did not bring the goods. Which did not interfere with a third round against him this time. Since the next election was announced, he has been running an ugly campaign calling on him to "lay the keys" and hand them over to Smutrich. The qualities of "comfortable to the brethren" have become politically soft. But as they echoed this in the sector, Peretz was surprised to see that he, too, knew how to do politics and signed an agreement with Jewish power, the one that was worth years and a half of mandates. More than Smutrich's Creek is worth. The brilliant agreement - in the eyes of commentators - immediately became a "stinking exercise" by Smutrich people. He himself issued a letter threatening that if they did not go to joint primaries he would not join the list of religious Zionism, even though they left his party - second and fifth place.

It is a time for religious Zionist leaders to call Smutrich in order. The idea that led to primaries is impractical. A. There is no time for organizing primaries. B. The camp is now in need of relaxation. The competition will put the camp into more rounds of internal wars that will run until the last moment of submitting the lists.

And here's another, central reason: The personal competition that has characterized the political arena in religious Zionism in recent years is massacring political representatives for their voters and smuggling them. This is for two reasons: a. Media prominence and extrovert is not an advantage in much of religious Zionism. B. Religious Zionism is not used to the pursuit of jobs and degrees. Most of them choose to carry the stretcher instead of lying on it.

Therefore, mustache owners and teddy bears from the settlement do not like the "Swiss" of the new generation in politics. So far they took pride in not being in their districts. Therefore, the more Smutrich goes on and on with his teenagers in the media campaign to attack indoors, the more he will damage and smuggle electors. Even if there is something in his claim that he did not consult, he should be reminded of his - just - call in the previous election: "The election period is not a time to do personal accounts and should be drafted into the campaign." (Enlist under the stretcher). Easy and material in these fateful elections where everyone should enlist and bring in the majority of the national camp - bringing 61 seats. Bezalel, religious Zionism calls you order!