Netanyahu needs to find a way to transfer the Likud leadership to the next leader Israel today

Do not say it does not belong.

The world is swept by a wave of spotty protests of unpredictable and unpredictable intensity.

The first to feel the public tsunami, which requires leaders and institutions to meet the required standards, are Boris Johnson and his drinking parties, whose chair is suddenly rocking;

Djokovic, Numero Ono in tennis, who flew from Australia;

The president of Swiss-Bank, who also violated the corona regulations, and see - is no more;

And lastly, President Biden - a loser on all fronts - who has experienced sharp falls.

With us - no one knows, but the one who proved from his own angle, of the legal world, that he is smart and sensitive to the dangerous volatility of the public, is actually the former president of the Supreme Court, Aharon Barak.

Because it is very possible that the next institution to absorb a tsunami of public outrage will be the court.

It is hard to believe that the district judges in Jerusalem think differently from President Barak.

The fact that the critical tsunami came from the left and right regarding the plea deal proves that the issue is political and explosive.

Therefore, a quick cut is the order of the day for Benjamin Netanyahu, and for Spokesman Mandelblit.

Aharon Barak, Photo: Photo: Oren Ben Hakon

The question of the possibility of a return to politics at any time should give way to the burning immediate issue: Netanyahu must also find a way to transfer the Likud leadership, at least temporarily, to the next leader as quickly and sharply as possible.

Here the gallery of potential heirs is required to find the series between them.

Bennett and Lapid's attempts to survive are fraught with dangers.

On the one hand, we will see a crazy race of coalition components pushing their constitutional grocery list, and the weakening coalition was already demonstrated yesterday in the failure to vote on the recruitment law.

On the other hand, the extortion price of RAAM will rise. Like the number of people infected with the micron.

The political price that the people of Israel have been paying in recent months, and especially now, stems from the conduct of careerist right-wing leaders.

The law stipulates that a prime minister may continue in office until a final judgment is rendered.

Turning the issue of an indictment into a norm requiring resignation has caused the political system to entrust the Attorney General or the State Attorney with the power to determine who will be the Prime Minister of Israel.

Until April 2019, Israel was a country that enjoyed stability, prosperity and international power.

Suddenly a sloping slope opened up in front of her, which continues to this day.

Prime Minister Bennett and Ministers Shaked and Saar, Photo: Oren Ben Hakon

No one can put himself in Netanyahu's place in the tangle of his national and personal considerations.

The plea bargain is driven by considerations of feasibility, not considerations of justice.

In terms of the legacy that Netanyahu cares for, 13 years of tenure as prime minister with all the achievements, including a three-year tenure in the late 1990s, will stand in the face of a plea deal with which there is disgrace.

Netanyahu will have to swallow his tongue and say in a few words that he admits the facts and the guilt leveled at him.

The left and its speakers are now in a state of verbal nervous breakdown.

Once the plea deal is completed, the Israeli media will enter into epileptic spasms that we have never seen before.

In the national aspect, the essential issue is how the Likud will conduct itself on the way to determining the successor who will be authorized to try to form a government, or how it will conduct itself in the run-up to an election campaign.

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