Naftali Bennett tries to do something and vice versa at the same time, and to his surprise it does not help.
He is trying to keep his Knesset members by his side.
These believed in his words that he did not intend to chase after the illusions of the left, and on the other hand, that through his power as prime minister he would lead to the strengthening of the right.
This way they will be able to return to the audience from which they emerged as winners and are confident that they are the ones who made the right exit, and those who criticized them - were wrong.
These moves were supposed to take place in the first months of the government and stabilize the right-wing bloc, which saw how the party leader deceived him out loud.
But the prime minister's grip on the phrase "West Bank" has become for the right-wingers a sign and a sign that Bennett is walking leisurely on the left bank.
The token fell, and it became clear that Bennett's turn to the left was not to return to the right and his arms full of gifts, but to persevere in building the "left bank" hold.
His friends will never be able to claim that they have not seen the inscription smeared on the wall in front of them in phosphorescent letters: first the abandonment of the voters and then the abandonment of those elected by them.
It is now clear that Bennett is busy finding a new political home.
His new friends built him the old house from the foundation to the tapas.
MKs Nir Orbach and Avir Kara will be thrown away carelessly, and it will be explained to them that they are the little chips that fly when they cut down trees.
Does Nir Orbach hear every week and day the claims, rejection and reservations of those he was supposed to speak for?
Does he think Bennett and Shaked will carry him on their hands for their new journey in the "Left Bank"?
Today, Auerbach and Kara need to explain to themselves how they roam the same dialing areas of MK Gabi Lasky, who explained her opinion about the allowances that the Palestinian Authority will transfer to the family of the terrorist who carried out the attack in Tel Aviv. " Those who are left without a livelihood should prevent their exploitation or the fact that they themselves will choose the path of terrorism.
I know people find it hard to hear this, but I also think there is no need for collective punishment for families.
We should not demolish houses or make administrative arrests. "
These are the truths that Lesky holds, and Orbach needs to understand that this is the first intellectual of joining the "left bank."
Guilty Jews and murderous Palestinians need protection and support, lest their hatred grow.
Bennett's loyal aide, Shimrit Meir, is working hard to create for him the "left bank" that will be the city of refuge between Lapid and Ganz.
And the road was already accelerating and running before him.
He, for his part, adopts her approach quickly and piously, abandoning any right-wing sign.
This was the case when, as CEO of the Yesha Council, Bennett defined Judea and Samaria as the "West Bank," with the US Secretary of State by his side.
These words were uttered by the same one who denounced them in 2018, when the one who used them then was Yair Lapid.
Who approached whom?
Which ideology was swallowed up by whom?
Who will raise an eyebrow when Bennett's left bank is swallowed up by Yair Lapid and becomes his point of interest?
Bennett consciously chose to abandon his electorate and to abandon his party members.
Orbach and Kara's mission is to find for themselves a new political foothold that will be as far away as possible from Bennett and his bearer, Ayelet Shaked.
She, too, will understand that the evacuation of settlements and the non-promotion of new construction in the "West Bank" are the prelude to their entry into the "Left Bank."
Bennett's decision has long been made, hence the fact that right-wing faction meetings have become a rare sight.
He understands Orbach and Kara's plight, but he does not have the time and urge to save them.
They crossed the Rubicon with him, but he could leave them behind.
Bennett has become prime minister without seats (the polls now compliment him on five), but in the impending competition for the same electoral slot between Yair Lapid and Bnei Gantz, he will prove that he has lost his power.
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