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The generation that only knew Netanyahu: "Another prime minister feels like something not serious"

Young people who grew up during Netanyahu's 12 years of rule are trying to get used to the fact that there could be another prime minister in Israel.

"I do not believe there will be another prime minister," said a girl from Tel Aviv.

"They de-legitimized someone else who could be prime minister," said Omri, who was 6 when Netanyahu came to power.

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Sapir Levy

Sunday, 13 June 2021, 17:58

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In the video: The young people born to the Netanyahu era (Photo: Niv Aharonson, Reuters, Contact and Elad Gutman, Editing: Amit Simcha)

Benjamin Netanyahu served as Israeli Prime Minister from 2009 until today, 12 years in a row.

Quite a few children and teenagers are unfamiliar with another Israeli reality, in which the prime minister is not Netanyahu.

For most of their lives, when they heard the phrase "prime minister," the name "Netanyahu" was immediately added to it.

Very soon, those children and teenagers will have to get used to a new picture in the school, which will be framed under the heading "Israeli Prime Minister." For the first time since they started attending the school bench - it will not be Netanyahu.

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"It really feels like he's the real prime minister. It's always been just him."

Netanyahu (Photo: Reuters)

"I only remember one prime minister," 16-year-old Tel Aviv resident Hillary Greenberg told Walla Walla.

"The whole discourse is always around Bibi, on TV and at school. At school, we are always taught about politicians and talk to us mostly about Bibi. If I was not used to Bibi as prime minister I might have been less impressed by him, probably."

"It will be hard to get used to a new prime minister. It will feel 'not really' like someone else's attempt to be something. I mean, even if I'm not in favor of Netanyahu politically, it really feels like he's the real prime minister. It was always just him. ".

"It feels like a new prime minister it will not be something really serious, although I hope it is. My little sister in third grade, at this age they do not understand at all why it is changing, they think something very strange has happened."

"It feels like a new prime minister it won't be something really serious."

Healy Greenberg (Photo: Official website, courtesy of the photographer)

Thelma Yellin High School students in Givatayim are also trying to get used to a change in government.

"Ever since I can remember, it's always Netanyahu speaking. 'Netanyahu is speaking.' He is the prime minister. 'I did not imagine it would happen, because we are just used to it, but I think it can work," says Leon Hadar, a class student. ninth'.

"I am always sure that there will be something again and as if I do not believe there will be another prime minister," says Alma Hasson from 11th grade.

"It will be interesting to see Netanyahu as a Knesset member, that is, passing laws and acting on things and less struggling with all sorts of things that come to him from outside."

"Ever since I can remember myself, it's always been 'Netanyahu speaks.' 'Netanyahu speaks.' 'He is the prime minister'" (Photo: Reuven Castro)

"I'm always sure there will be something again and as if I do not believe there will be another prime minister."

Thelma Yellin students (Photo: Niv Aharonson)

Omri Levitan, a twelfth-grade student, also from Thelma Yellin, actually believes in change:

"As if no one could manage foreign relations, no one would be able to strengthen Israel's status. I think I will get used to another prime minister pretty quickly."

And Tom Cognac from ninth grade, concludes: "We will all have to adapt to it and for many years it has gone deep into us, but I see no reason not to. There have been many prime ministers throughout history. There is no reason to get stuck on one."

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