How can one know that Idit Silman's retirement is a shaky, real piece of political land?
When in the kibbutzim we suddenly hear people say again: "If we were young, we would be leaving the country now. What do we have to look for here?"
Democracy, democracy.
But so far.
It is inconceivable that the largest party in the Knesset would lead the coalition by a huge margin.
And especially not a government headed by Netanyahu.
No matter what we thought until today about MK Idit Silman. Her retirement move from the coalition proves that in the political system there are still people who do not go through certain things. It is encouraging. Dispersal of chametz in hospitals And politically. And it's been happening to the left time and time again for the last 30 years. See Ehud Barak's mistake with the anointing - does anyone remember?
This government, beyond all the major issues for which it is ostensibly established, is characterized by the collapse of institutions.
At the beginning of its journey, it was discovered that the prison service is a hollow and rotten body.
Nothing was done after the terrorists fled on New Year's Eve last year.
In the same area, Haemek Hospital in Afula.
Who has heard that such a medical center collapses without the care of the Minister of Health, who not only deals with chametz matters but prefers to visit a field hospital in Ukraine over a trip to Afula?
And lastly, the dysfunction of the ports that raises capital for citizens and causes prices to rise.
Naftali Bennett's inability to deal with such problems in close contact was ultimately reflected in the failure to read the situation with Idit Silman.
Contempt, incompetence, the ball fell.
Silman was not a backbencher in the coalition, she had very senior positions and had no personal interest in retiring.
But the problem of forming an alternative government in the current Knesset remains the same.
This is a solvable problem.
But there are those who claim that the Gideon Saar faction is experiencing a mental event.
On the right it is an ideological-political event;
For Gideon Saar, who is responsible for forming a government that is unable to deal with any national problem, and especially a government that caused the collapse of Israel's deterrence and power, this is a difficult problem.
He can redeem the people of Israel from their political torments.
But Bezalel Smutrich's statements against the justice system are destructive, and he broadcasts that he is not interested in forming an alternative government but in running for office.
From the point of view of the public and the state, it is better to form a right-wing government with a strengthening from the center and not go to the polls.
This means armor for Gideon Saar in law, and all dreams of revolutionary reform in the legal system will be postponed to other days.
There is also no point in forming an alternative government if Bennett is replaced as prime minister by a leader of another minority faction.
Bnei Gantz, for example.
An alternative government means a return to a functioning government with a prime minister who is the chairman of the Grand Party, that is, Netanyahu. Or in the event that the Likud agrees on a successor to Netanyahu, another MK who is the Likud's elected representative.
On Tuesday, Yariv Levin attacked Minister Ayelet Shaked in a way I do not remember like her.
He blamed her and Bennett for the disasters including losing control of the borders and losing the Jewish identity of the state.
The pressure on Shaked is growing, and since the loss of the majority in the Knesset marks the loss of the government's right to exist, there is a chance that more Knesset members with national responsibility will be mobilized to form a stable alternative government.
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