If the speeches of the mayor of Tel Aviv and Bnei Gantz are a sign, then we have three very, very angry months ahead • The principal and the commander shrieked, scolded and presented Pike reality • Opinion
If last night's speeches foretell anything of the style of the next election, then we have three very, very angry months ahead of us.
The beautiful talk is over.
After a shower of Magnets screams, we caught a flood of reprimands from a rat.
Huldai in the speech announcing the establishment of the "Israelis" party // Photo: Point2Point
I could swear I had a few shards of saliva landing on my face.
If you felt like me as soldiers in the parade or students in the principal's room, it's no coincidence.
Commander Gantz and Director Huldai will not let this lawlessness continue.
Commander Benny is very, very angry, but first of all about you.
Let you know you're a bunch of parasites.
Spit into the well from which you drink.
Do not appreciate what is being done for you.
Be ashamed.
Well, the house is over.
I saved you from the nails of the very, very evil Netanyahu - now it's your turn to do something for me.
It is not yet clear what.
Think of something.
In the meantime, no one is going home.
The story with the very, very evil Netanyahu is not over yet.
Principal Huldai is also very, very angry.
Yes, you too.
Do not tell me "what I did".
Look around you for some mess.
Enough with innocence.
Vaccines?
Peace agreements?
Working on you!
The country is crumbling, I tell you, and it's your responsibility.
You were dragged without thinking after Smutrich and Saar and Bennett and Gantz, yes that one from before.
You went after all the high school pushers, not to mention the very, very vicious Netanyahu.
He will still be kidnapped.
In the meantime, look at what you did.
Because of you I have to get out of the room and make an order.
With us in Tel Aviv, you know, that would not have happened.
And do not tell me that it's good for you, or that it's not so bad for you, or that it's just hard but getting along.
I have eyes in my back, and I see just how bad you are.
I open Twitter and Haaretz and my eyes will be dark.
Shisui and division and religion and corruption and attack on the High Court and the destruction of the rule of law and the closing of mouths and what not.
But do not be afraid of me.
I'm tough, but fair.
Be fine with me, I'll be fine with you.
Here, I'm smiling a little.
Let's start from the beginning.
A few lines from "I Have No Other Country."
For the future of our children.
Absorption password.
Against evil and for good.
Now softens.
Fist for Nissenkorn.
partner.
The friend will say a few words.
These are critical days for the State of Israel but we will stand the test and pass it together, and I will do it for my children and for my grandchildren (and maybe a little for me too) and renew the statehood.
And if you have a deja vu for Ganz's speech from a year ago and a bit, it's just a coincidence, but in a year or so we'll meet here so I can shout at you that you's parasites.