The right-wing bloc had advantages for all parties • Although the alleged dependency was supposed to be Netanyahu's main winner • Interpretation

The political alliance known as the "Right Block" had advantages for all parties. Through it, Netanyahu could be reassured that none of the partnership is fleeing to a joint government with a white and blue. The partnership, at the same time, was assured that Netanyahu did not slip into a government of unity with Gantz and left them behind.

Bennett: "We are showing Netanyahu what a real right is" // Photo: Ami Shamir

However, although the dependency was supposedly mutual and served both sides, Netanyahu was the main beneficiary of it from the first moment. The right-wing bloc kept him in power for a long time when he was not elected, and all of its components did not even cost him three difficult consecutive election campaigns that had to pay for it, though the escape route was in fact open to each of them every moment for the past year and a half.

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The right-wing bloc united around Netanyahu, but not with each other. Deri, the block's generator, pledged to Gantz that there would be an evening to honor the agreement, but did not make a similar commitment to Litzman and Bennett. It would have been appropriate if all the elements were Arab to each other, but this does not absolve Netanyahu of his responsibility to continue to maintain the alliance that brought him to fruition. 

They were ready to go for elections, but when it was his turn, Netanyahu eluded and signed an agreement that would keep them away from his government. Use and throw. Edelstein's appointment as minister of health is a finger in the eye of religious Zionist party voters. It was an honorable way in which Bennett agreed to step down from the security file to the junior position - albeit full of importance in the current situation, and even on this small scale Netanyahu refused to submit to him, presumably for reasons of personal animosity and revenge. 

Although Netanyahu's motives for appointing Edelstein to health were low, Edelstein's side was the right choice. Instead of sitting face down on the Knesset benches all term, he chose to move on. It is not the role of his dreams, but it is a place that everyone's eyes are on. The cliché "His Success - Our Success" has probably never been more accurate.