The reason for the severe pressure suffered by MK Nir Auerbach, more recently than ever, is that the right-wing party is an undemocratic body. There are no party institutions, certainly not legitimate elected institutions. There is no mediator between right-wing voters and their Knesset representatives Influence the top of the party, and let there be a sky: even vote in an institution like the party center, the secretariat and so on.
The result is that people from the locality who feel betrayed provoke the anger of Prime Minister Bennett and Eilat Shaked. What way do they have to influence?
The main reason for Orbach's withdrawal from the coalition is not the shouts in front of the house, but the cohesion of the opposition led by Benjamin Netanyahu.
The past year has been a demonstration of leadership on Netanyahu's part, even though Gideon Saar has again announced that he will not sit with him, because they are not going back to Netanyahu.
It sounds like an election slogan.
It's hard not to see reality.
Sometimes trying to blur, but the play is not endearing.
The right-wing faction does not seem to exist at all.
It's crumbling.
When MKs Silman, Shekli, Orbach, Alon Davidi, Asher Cohen, and in fact a large part of the team retire from the right, it is simply a sweeping vote of no confidence in the party leader. Bennett said recently that his mistake was to make promises. But it is clear that without his swearing-in ceremonies, most of the right-wing voters would have withdrawn from voting for the party. Bennett and Shaked would not have passed.
Will he follow in Silman's footsteps ?, Photo: Oren Ben Hakon
Refuses to bear the blame
Orbach drops the case of his retirement on a balance of Ganaim and Rinawi-Zoabi.
This is not fair, since from Sunday of the Bennett-Lapid government it was possible to see that there is something very submissive and dangerous in merging some left-wing parties into an Islamic party, and a party that on paper is called "right-wing."
It is not entirely clear what Nir Auerbach means in the passage that concludes his announcement yesterday: "I do not think going to the polls is the preferred alternative. Election rounds do not serve the stability required for power in the country. "We pledged about a year ago ... I'm not part of the coalition."
From the coalition wing there is no chance that government stability will suddenly be forged;
"A stable government with a national spirit" - this can only happen under the Likud leadership.
But right-wingers suffer from leadership syndrome.
Suppose Orbach, meanwhile, is not helping to disperse the government.
What does he leave for the Israeli public?
Orbach, Bennett and Shaked are currently adding question marks to the pre-retirement question marks.
In doing so, they became part of the tradition of the religious right.
It is since 1975 that it has been the dominant cause of instability in the country.
Were we wrong?
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