Every citizen of Israel was supposed to cringe when he heard or read the speech of the late Yitzhak Rabin's grandson, Yonatan Ben-Artzi, who was happy about the fall of Benjamin Netanyahu. And as every year, the words of the family representative united around the tribal bonfire the mob of hatred for Netanyahu, the Likud, the right. Today it is Bennett, Lieberman, Saar, Shaked and Elkin who brought the color back to their cheeks. Likud, who led the harsh criticism of the late Yitzhak Rabin's policy in the Oslo Accords over every stage and microphone, and were considered the family's most bitter and reviled rivals, and now - a reversal. The late Rabin were arch-fascists, but what is important now is the fact that Netanyahu is in opposition.
The truth is that even now, almost half of the people support a coalition led by the Likud party, which includes traditionalists and secularists, members of the periphery and center, moshavim and development cities, while there is no guarantee that the "right" will pass the blocking percentage.
But the pickles have meanwhile become sweet, seeing Netanyahu leading the opposition.
In their minds they see the end of a verse.
We, on the other hand, know how fast the wheel can turn.
The Holy Family believes that she is the official spokesperson for the "People of Israel", and that all subjects should have a bow code.
Perhaps it is worth explaining that the citizens of Israel were the ones who in a democratic election gave power to the right after the assassination of Rabin.
On one side was Shimon Peres, who set the date for the election, and on the other side was Benjamin Netanyahu.
The labor movement has lost, and since then it has gone round and round around the realization that there was no basis for the idle moves of the Oslo Accords, which flooded our streets with blood.
And in a less lyrical translation, it was a shout of "Yes!", To say: We have succeeded in establishing the government of the right, the beautiful, of the white tribe.
The old and decadent elite government that flourished and ruled over Israel many years ago, and cared for those close to it, kept the periphery and the Orientals out of all influence and involvement.
The old, natural order has been restored, and once again they are allowed to speak on behalf of the "people of Israel," for they are, and only they are, pure Israeliness.
But even today, when we look at the two huge centers that rose in Tel Aviv-Yafo in memory of the late Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres, all we have left to think about is why they could not get out of the bubble and establish these memorial sites in Ashkelon or Yeruham, Beit She'an or In Beit Shemesh? Far and alienated as always.
Yonatan Ben-Artzi is the authentic son of that white, arrogant, arrogant and detached white tribe, who has a hard time updating himself and chooses to provoke and provoke. His ugly speech did no great favors with the state memorial service. A speech whose essence is division and incitement, which in retrospect proved that Netanyahu acted wisely when he decided to be absent from the ceremony. But one thing can be said: the camp that Rabin represented is getting smaller, while the right-wing camp is growing. What was once an equality between the left camp and the right camp, has these days turned Merav Michaeli into a party leader who happily broke out when he reached seven seats, after a few years earlier Bozi Herzog had reached 24. There is nothing like a failure explained on the left as a victory. But the main thing is that his successors will pass the blocking percentage and take care of the interests of the kibbutz aristocracy.
The time has come to change the patterns of commemoration.
The late Prime Minister of Israel, Yitzhak Rabin, was assassinated by Ben Avula. The official ceremonies are intended to preserve his memory in a stately and dignified manner, and the holy family's place is in its personal environment.