Opinion | When Commemoration Becomes a Mantra of Rage | Israel today

From year to year, it's so unrefined.

Once a year, the late Rabin's grandson, Yonatan Ben-Artzi, is injured, and in a short backhand movement he throws a dead mouse in the elegant lounge of the President's House. It smelled accordingly. The annual, one-day Civil War event.

I wish it was one-day, this business.

You can see a red horizon of two and a half weeks until the days of riots are over.

Until the number one strategic strategic asset of the identity group that hated its art was exhausted.

Ben-Artzi frees us and allows us to respond without remorse to the distorted and obscene things he sheds every year on a fairly regular basis.

As long as it was in the days of President Rivlin, one would think that the words of a fellow countryman were said "by authority and authority";

But when it happens in Herzog II's shift, the president, the host, should not be blamed.

PM Bennett at Rabin Memorial: "The people must not be torn apart, the house must not be burned" // Photo: Information Center

He simply looted President Herzog by saying that "the rule of the people has replaced the rule of the individual."

A year and a half ago, when Benjamin Netanyahu called for a unity government, an emergency government, to fight Corona - Ben-Artzi thought it was a lie.

Is it a plague of corona deniers?

He wrote then, in April 2020, that if Netanyahu was lying - he hoped to die from Corona in prison.

The unrepresentative government, the government of the power elites, is the one that has taken power from the people;

When a government is formed on the basis of one and only narrow idea, using all means, it invites despair and violence.

The "rule of the people" is a prime minister supported by about four seats.

This is one of the grave mistakes that Yitzhak Rabin made as prime minister, when he continued to gallop in the failed Oslo process on the heels of defectors when he leans on the Hadash faction. By the zebrafish on the edge of the camp.

The Rabin family believes that Netanyahu is responsible for the assassination of the prime minister in November 1995. Memorial Day is an opportunity to honor Netanyahu, who in a heroic effort freed Israel from the Oslo Accords and opened new horizons for it.

An entire camp, a camp of the Rhoda minority in the unfortunate nation using the power tools in its hands, believes like the Rabin family that Netanyahu is responsible for the assassination.

About a quarter of the people supported the Likud led by Netanyahu.

It is not known about a society in the world that imposes collective blame on a large part of the people, as if millions of right-wing voters held Yigal Amir's hand and he just pulled the trigger.

This is the kind of historical guilt that strangers have inflicted on an entire people.

Advocates of this reactionary perception, surrounded by feelings of revenge, do not reveal to us why the murder investigation committee was careful not to investigate the incitement that they claimed led to the murder.

Perhaps because the instigators of the incitement came from the top of the Labor Party, who accused: "the Likud is an aide to Hamas."

Perhaps because former Prime Minister Netanyahu's sober warnings about the expected threats from the PLO's entry into the territories, including the missiles, came true one by one.

I wish the Rabin family would show a little nobility of spirit and take care of the constant fire of Israeliness, more than the precious and burning fire on the tomb of the prime minister, who was murdered by an unjust son.