Exalt yourself.
The relationship between the government and the opposition is unbearable.
Although there have been tense moments in our history and there have also been harsh statements, these were usually one-off events (such as Menachem Begin's delusional speech in 1952, in the plenum, after leading a demonstration against reparations from Germany).
This time it is an ongoing confrontation, in which ideology and procedure are used interchangeably, and which greatly harms the proper work of the Knesset and our democracy.
About a week ago, the SAA was intensified, until the prime minister confronted frontline MKs from the opposition, who had previously been his partners.
There is a regulated way of dealing with such situations: to implement the Eighth Amendment to the Knesset Law, Chapter VI, Section 13, which states that "the Prime Minister shall, as necessary, and not less than once a month, summon the opposition leader, and update him on state affairs."
Failure to invite the head of the opposition is a violation of the law.
The unwillingness of the opposition leader to come to the meeting is an embezzlement in his position.
As the initiator of the opposition leader's law, the MK can testify not only to his words but also to the intention of the legislature.
There is a lot of tension and hostility between Bennett and Netanyahu, although it was Netanyahu who offered Bennett a rotation as prime minister.
The two must meet and close the parliamentary issue between them so that the system can function properly.
Bennett must approach Netanyahu when it comes to integrating the opposition into Knesset committees, and Netanyahu must order his colleagues to keep their mouths shut in their parliamentary behavior.
Neither will be able to boast in the future about the continuation of the current situation.
Thanks to the embarrassment. "The good builder, who does his work in faith, does not seek to hide, he is not afraid of his good name. He is afraid of the fate of the building, he is afraid of a landslide. He does not excuse the crack, but contradicts the cracked courses And he closed the crack and plastered it, and he rested his mind if he succeeded ostensibly. He sought to encourage them to re-examine Marxist statements, and not to be alarmed that values that saw them as assets of the Iron Flock are not necessarily such, because human embarrassment and plastering is very dangerous.
The embarrassment of corona decision-makers is frustrating because they do not try to hide from us, because they re-examine the situation every day, because the data that comes to them causes them to change direction, and because they are well aware of their ability to make mistakes, and have no baritone voice. We sometimes prefer the plaster, but in the face of the plague - embarrassment is better.
Saturday Sunday.
We are in the midst of a global and local crisis.
Almost any crisis can be harnessed for change for the better, mainly because most of the energies are directed to dealing with it, and thus far less energy is devoted to resisting other issues raised on the agenda.
One of these issues is the transfer of the weekend in Israel to Saturdays and Sundays.
This is an idea that was previously used by Silvan Shalom, was realistic for a moment, and perished.
Anyone whose pursuits require close ties with the world knows that the week ends, to a large extent, on Thursday afternoon and begins only on Monday.
Friday it will be possible to take advantage of another (partial) business in front of the world today, the devout among us will be able to take advantage of Sunday for shopping and entertainment.
The Bennett-Lapid government could bring about a significant and very important change in our lives if it leads such a move.
This proposal has great advantages when it comes to reducing social disparities and moving the entire education system to five days.
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