Today, the Labor Party will choose who will head it in the upcoming elections, and this is an opportunity to discuss the issue of "the elephant in the room" - the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which has been pushed in favor of "just not Bibi."
Like chewing gum that has lost its flavor, so too does this slogan erode at a rapid pace.
In fact, the slogan that united the center-left voters and parts of the moderate right in the previous elections is losing its power.
Not because they do not believe that Netanyahu should be denied another term, but because the focus on this has flattened the discourse;
Pushed important issues off the political agenda;
Turned the pile of parties to the left of the Likud into a mash-up of parties all shouting "no, no."
None of them talk about attitudes, values, opinions, substrate.
Service in one choir.
And as you know, no one likes the "no-no" teddy bear.
The Palestinian issue fell to David at the foot of the anti-Bibi.
From a situation where center-left leaders and leaders have turned every stone to try to find a solution to the time bomb ticking east of us, we are now talking about conflict management.
Defense Minister Bnei Gantz met with the Palestinian Authority chairman in Ramallah not to try to examine the possibility of ending the conflict, but to strengthen the conflict by thawing work permits. Prime Minister Yair Lapid also does not exactly raise the Palestinian issue. His meeting with President Biden mentioned that he believed in a two-state solution, but so far his party had not presented an action plan on the issue.
Bad Future, whose head is running for prime minister, talking about housing, the cost of living, culture, education.
In all these matters they are proficient and proficient.
On the Palestinian issue - ongoing stuttering.
Admittedly, there is no expectation from them.
Ganz and Lapid try to wink at voters, hydrogen and left, rather than annoy them with a controversial issue.
The big disappointment is from work and vigor.
Human and civil rights and the struggle for the establishment of a Palestinian state alongside the State of Israel were the backbone that drove Meretz above the blocking percentage.
In the outgoing government, they have reset the end flag of the conflict, and its disappointed voters are waiting for the moment when Meretz will return to waving its flags for the first time.
The situation of the Labor Party is different, which sees itself as a ruling party that established and led the country and wants to return there.
Today's primaries are between Merav Michaeli and Eran Hermoni, who promises to bring a figure that will be placed at the top and return the party to a double-digit number.
No word on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Michaeli is interviewed and counts her achievements in the Bennett-Lapid government, and she too does not present an orderly plan to get out of the situation and only says that there is no escape from finding a solution to the conflict.
There is no escape?
Interesting word choice.
Right now the work must present clear positions.
The outgoing government called for concessions and received support from voters, who even demanded that they allow the ship to continue sailing.
Now elections, and there is room to refine positions and adjust them to the positions of their voters, otherwise the heavy bleeding will not stop.
Cannibalism on the part of blue and white new hope and on the other hand has a future will become a bloody hunt.
Only differentiating them on the political issue may be the X Factor that will keep her in the game and not flutter on the net.
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