Exalted from the people, deceived the people - we deserve more worthy leaders Israel today

For seven months we have been rummaging through the news sites to understand what the regulations mean, financially languishing, paying mental and social prices - while our leaders beep at us • I want the GSS chief and the Minister of the Environment to look into the eyes of my little brother, who got married at the Corona wedding • Opinion

• Drill a hole in the ship.

  Shin Bet chief Nadav Argaman, Minister of Environmental Protection Gila Gamliel

  Photography: 

  Oren Ben Hakon

We are better than you.

This people is better than its officials and rulers.

The people are more mature than their leaders.

The public is smarter and more responsible than elected officials.

And we deserve more.

After all we have been through, and all that we are going through, we deserve better leadership. 

For seven months we rummage through the news sites to understand what the regulations say, stick to the guidelines, reason financially, pay mental, family and social prices.

But while we are lying on the bottom of the ship to prevent anyone from hitting it - the ship is getting filled with water.

what's happening here?

it's simple.

Those who drill at the bottom are the captains of the ship themselves. 

The impudence and daring on the part of those who were to serve as an example crossed every line.

How can compliance with the law be demanded - when the legislators themselves ignore it?

In the summer we hung the development of the corona in the undisciplined nature of the Israelis.

In the fall we contract a royal stratum that ignores restrictions.

Senior government officials who dump their water on a public health order.

That the little citizens will fulfill the instructions, not us, the exalted people. 

I want Shin Bet chief Nadav Argaman to look into the eyes of my little brother and his new wife, who got married at a Corona wedding attended by exactly ten people, including the rabbi. Their closest friends were not invited, nephews did not attend, nor did the grandmothers. I ask Minister Gila Gamliel to look into the eyes of My son, whose fraction of the mitzvah she was waiting for and preparing for, was celebrated with the participation of his parents and brother only. The first tefillin laying in his life was a prayer in the living room, without a quorum. I ask MK Miki Levy to look me in the eye. My husband because of the isolation. 

I demand of them, and of the others (those who have already been caught, and those who have not yet been caught, and there are more, rest assured), to look into the eyes of my grandmother, an energetic 84-year-old widow, who has been stuck for half a year in front of a window.

To look into the eyes of the 1,784 families of those who perished in the plague.

Of the million unemployed and hundreds of thousands of self-employed courses. 

Let them look us in the eye and fly away from their public duties.

These are no longer protesters in black flags or Torah scholars in black.

The violators of the guidelines this time, the tramplers of solidarity, are the ones who were supposed to serve as a model for all of us, to be the strict orthodoxy in the laws of Corona.

If a flame fell on the cedars, what shall we say, the mosses of the wall?

Go.

All.