The Speaker of the Knesset is silent because he understands that the situation is far more complex and complicated than that of Prime Minister Netanyahu and some of his closest people.

Amidst the great chaos of Israeli politics, there seems to be one person who somehow maintains his composure and statehood. His name is July Edelstein. But even the Speaker of the Knesset, like the rest of the state, is going through crazy days.

On the left, the Blue and White requires him to convene the Knesset plenum. Its fresh members have not fought for anything in the nine months since they entered the Knesset. Not about Naama Issachar and not sovereignty, not the appointment of a permanent chief of staff, nor the detention of the Hague Tribunal. Only for the denial of immunity from Netanyahu in the last two weeks did Gantz's novices commit suicide. The funny thing is that even this battle took place in a shalom way. The Knesset plenum was sent to the Speaker of the Knesset with an incorrect date and without signatures, ie an invalid document. That's how it is when you are inexperienced.

But not only is Edelstein's political rival abducted, but also out of the house. The Prime Minister called the leaders of the national bloc yesterday. From the meeting, there was a public demand from Edelstein not to convene the plenum, which was, of course, to delay the hearings of immunity. As if the chairman did not himself realize that this was his expectation in Likud and Balfour. To make sure the message was passed, there were reports from some commentators, who knew that "Netanyahu is boiling over Edelstein." What and why the anger? Because Bibi expects Julie to publicly announce here and now that he does not intend The plenum is convened, while July is silent.

The Speaker of the Knesset is silent because he understands that the situation is far more complicated and complicated than Netanyahu and some of his people believe. If Edelstein declares that he does not put the plenary, blue and white will hurry to throw him out of the chairman's office, and place Meir Cohen, or anyone else in his place. They have a majority. Does Netanyahu really prefer a representative of Blue and White over Edelstein as Speaker of the Knesset?

Secondly, the High Court's double-edged sword hovers over the head of the Knesset, and in fact over Netanyahu's head. The legal situation is such that Edelstein will sooner or later have to convene the plenum. That's how the attorney general of the Tabernacle, Il Yinon, wrote to him. So while Yinon is afflicted with conflicts of interest, his opinion is also a legal interpretation that Adelstein himself would not even agree to. But if the chairman beeped on Yanun's opinion, the matter could be thrown into the Supreme Court's door. Is that what Netanyahu wants?

So instead of igniting another quarrel in the right wing, or trying to make the Knesset Speaker judge of the left, it would be better for both Likud and White Blue to calm down. In the end, there was only one person in the Knesset who still had state remains.