Jonathan Geffen explained to his friends some time ago that Likud supporters wish Benjamin Netanyahu to be their prime minister are monkeys and Netanyahu is Tarzan, the monkey king. In rhyme of rhyme after the election results were published: "Some sadness after the victory speech.

Razan doesn't leave us. And I apologize if I hit the monkeys. "His friends will explain to us that this is a satirical statement by an anguished artist from the bottom of his heart. That 1,352,449 Likud voters have abandoned their human dimensions, in fact, the right-wing bloc, which now has more than two million voters.

Support for Likud and Netanyahu does not give you rest. You would want a different land, free of monkeys of any kind and gender. We are irrational and immoral. We destroyed the utopia where you wanted to move your life

It is amazing that on the many left, the pursuers of justice and morality have passed on the curse as if not heard at all in our places. So were Gadi Taub, Yaakov Bardogo and Yaakov Ahimair, Meir Buskila of Tiberias and Dina Amsalem of Beer Sheva for primate animals, because of their different political position from Geffen and his friends. And the land, quite literally, quiet and peaceful.

You have rudely removed the moral adherence between your people, on which Israel's ability to exist depends. There is no doubt that support for Likud and Netanyahu bothers you and does not give you rest. You would want a different land, free of monkeys of any kind and gender. We spoiled the line for you, destroyed the utopia where you wanted to move your life. You see us every day making a living coming to our feet, raising our children, walking by you and drinking in the same cafes you walk around, and that still bothers you. We are irrational, we are immoral, we walk around markets and malls and make voices you would not want to hear around you.

We want Netanyahu as prime minister. This is our informed choice. This is also the best option for us from any repertoire of individuals seeking to lead the government. We do not bend our heads in front of him. We choose him because we think he is the best prime minister since David Ben-Gurion's days. Its greatness is that it sees the threat that surrounds us, because it is still "a multitude of players." Netanyahu sees how the shadows there in the far north are forming under the auspices of the Syrian ruler's gas clouds, sending them generously to his people, led by Iran, and wanting to reach the shores of Tel Aviv. Netanyahu is attentive to what is happening when the Ayatollahs in Tehran seek to develop the bomb. Indeed, most of the people, monkeys like you, think that Netanyahu is better at keeping us than Gantz Torch.

Less than two weeks after the election, and those facing Netanyahu in an attempt to obliterate falsehoods and falsehoods. In Ya'alon, the obsession with bringing down Netanyahu seems to have completely taken over, to the point of loss. Does anyone believe, according to Yair Lapid, that the members of the joint list will only vote once for the establishment of a minority government - and then their influence will disappear? False in a twisted lie. Netanyahu's opponents are praying that the right-wing bloc will disintegrate after Netanyahu's departure, and then the Likud will sink in succession battles and collapse. But that will not happen. The right block remains firm and solid, and with Gantz-Torch every day, the cracks expand and their plan crashes. And what do you call monkeys?

However, in light of the silence of the pure and good, Jonathan Gefen, I would like to answer you:

The stench rising from your lips got tired. Such things could have been written in the Swastika newspapers in the Ashkenaz countries. In the eyes of Dr. Stirmer, you were a gutter rat, but your rhymes would have reached wonderful achievements. However, if a malfunction occurred, the graduation party we had was not very successful. Now you have to live with us, the apes, in the Levant. And on our side is bad for you and for your shoulder. You call us monkeys? Are you looking at yourself in the mirror in the morning? Don't explain to us what you mean and don't apologize. A boycott will be imposed on you and your faction! We will not want in your village, miserable that you do not have the love of Israel.

In the old days, Uri Zvi Greenberg, the prophet-poet, whose truth lies in his heart, would stand in front of you and tell you and the stinking bubbles that march with you: "Al-Tal Baharich, Al-Al Wal Taf." Today we will reply to you that you will not come to our places anymore, we will do enough.

Dr. Uri Cohen is a senior lecturer in the School of Education at Tel Aviv University