I'm already unemployed Israel today

Every Israeli who traveled with the children to Italy revealed the secret: pizzas are made better in the country.

Disappointing, but true.

Merry over all the way, and when you reach your destination you discover the painful culinary truth.

A lot of things invented outside we do better ourselves - French wine, judo classes, boutique hotels (each time a different hotel of course, after the launch we destroy it with our own hands).

Arab Salad is also an Israeli start-up that sounds more authentic to us with a title that exudes aromas of conquest.

In the high-tech districts, we have long since conquered our international status, and the real battle is now taking place between Tel Aviv, which is leading in startups, and Jerusalem, which is beginning to catch up, and Beer Sheva, which is lagging behind.

In addition, Israel is a global cyber power.

We did not invent, but we immediately transcend the source.

The good, hardworking and optimistic Israeli turns into gold whatever he touches.

But it is also possible otherwise! In Europe, was anti-Semitism invented? As early as the 19th century, we went for auto-anti-Semitism and did it big time. Each time again we show seriousness about this cultural phenomenon that they initiated in the Diaspora, packed our best belongings to Eretz Israel and marketed here in a variety of versions, and this week we upgraded the trend: in America invented the "culture of cancellation", originally invented as an accompanying protest to MeToo. Which are considered offensive.

For example, in America they expected to oust Bill Cosby, so they canceled the renewal of the series "Roseanne". Subsequently, the substantive protest also spread to political directions, and progressive currents found it appropriate to use the culture of cancellation against pro-Israel statements on the Internet; In Israel as in Israel, we took a foreign root and demonstrated how to do it right.

If so far there have been attempts to emulate the culture of cancellation by a failed rooting of the boycott of Eyal Golan (the talent won the wish), and to differentiate an unconscious imitation of the exclusion of Achinoam Nini from the playlist for decades (what a bastard, she is so talented that they invited her to the Vatican) Yitzhak Rabin Memorial Day has arrived, where the Israeli leadership demonstrated how to take hope and crumble it. We eliminate ourselves best alone.

The Israeli company has been conducting a mental account for 26 years. The assassination of Rabin and the shock waves that followed were the private scars of many Israelis, but its leaders did not internalize the lesson. The prime minister noted in his speech that entire publics should not be silenced and did historical justice between hawkish camps, and in applause, Dalia Rabin congratulated a government that knows how to maintain stateliness, and even prematurely ended an interview in which the presenter tried to drag her into the political arena.

But in between? An attempt to emulate Brazilian football, and not in a good way: Lapid kicks Ben Gvir's goal in an attempt to make political capital from the honorable day, uses the culture of cancellation and blames the Religious Zionist Party for Yigal Amir, and Nitzan Horowitz recalls what he considers Israeli Rabbi Am Rabin the commander would sign his remarks. Even I remember that he did not want to execute Oslo III. The one who finally carried it out is the speaker after Horowitz - Netanyahu. The latter, influenced by his haters who insist on seeing him as the central theme in both legislation and ceremonies, gave a glorious number from the genre of "the deceased and I," while again mentioning the balcony in Zion Square; I do not know who writes the texts to Shirley Pinto, but on the eve of her glorious Twitter encore ("Netanyahu incites") he finally clarified why gimmicks should not be included in Knesset lists.

The American culture of cancellation has undergone Israeli adaptation.

If B.B. Cheshvan reaches the peak of the level of internal abolition, and every sub-sector puts an X on the first person it recognizes who lives near it - then how did Shlomo Artzi write about the occupation? We learned nothing.