It is surprising to know that there are those who are surprised by the vote of the joint list with the coalition, in the bill to limit the term of office of the prime minister to two terms or eight years.
It is no big secret that its conduct and activities in the Knesset are self-interested at best and comparative at worst.
By a majority of 66 supporters against 48 opponents: The law restricting the prime minister's tenure passed on first reading Photo: Knesset channel
Its cooperation with the coalition on the one hand and with the opposition on the other hand faithfully reflects the dissipation of values and promises to the electorate.
So it turned out that they wanted to provide a defense network to the coalition as has just happened, and on the other hand would cooperate with the Likud and even with their big "Nemesis" - Itamar Ben Gvir, in an opposition bill, only to embarrass RAAM, Meretz and the Labor Party.
The coalition's dependence on an anti-Zionist party, whose members declare under every fresh tree that Israel must turn from a Jewish state into a state of all its citizens, is a slippery slope.
When political revenge on the part of those in the coalition, who hate and loathe opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu, meets with an extremist and anti-Zionist ideology - well can not get out of it. What has been said is:
The dissipation of values and promises to the electorate // Photo: Mark Israel Salem,
The fact that coalition parties such as the Right, New Hope and Yisrael Beiteinu, whose electorate comes from the heart of the Zionist camp, cooperate with an anti-Zionist list, which aims to change the Jewish character and character of the state, and works tirelessly to establish a constitutional barrier to the camp leader's political path The national, which is often won by the public, indicates a loss of values.
In addition, it testifies to the troll who held the elected representatives of the coalition in the name of political survival and the wrong conception, according to which all elements of the coalition must be interdependent, so as not to be interdependent, metaphorically of course.
It is clear to the joint and to the coalition parties that the fall of the Bennett Lapid government will lead to elections that will probably end in the victory of the Likud and the right and the end of the political path of many of the coalition members.
