Only the historians of the future generation will be able to judge whether the Israeli government's and the Palestinian Authority's deliberate avoidance of significant negotiations to resolve the conflict between the nations was considered a "cry for generations" or a successful political wink, which for the time being prevented the renewal of the intifada.
The outgoing government rose with the understanding that it would not initiate the renewal of the negotiations, which were terminated in 2009.
For the partners on the left in the coalition, the willingness to do so is unbearably difficult.
All of Meretz's ministers have now dismissed themselves, because they honored their promise to prefer the existence of the government led by Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid over the demand for negotiations with the Palestinians, which is currently seen as a fata morgana. With the resumption of the election campaign, voices were heard among labor activists and Meretz adopted a paraphrase of a slogan quoted from the mouth of David Ben-Gurion. While the British mandate blocks the immigration of Jews to Israel (the "White Paper"), but England is fiercely fighting Nazi Germany, Ben-Gurion expressed himself as follows: We will fight the White Paper as if there were no Germany, and we will support Britain against Germany as if there were no White Paper. Brilliant but Inapplicable, as was proven by the passivity of the Jewish settlement in Israel during World War II. Public figures on the left talk about the need to fight Benjamin Netanyahu's return to power as if there is no Palestinian problem, and to strive for a settlement with the Palestinians as if there are no criminal charges against Bibi. Again brilliant, and once again the government is inapplicable. Under the leadership of Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid, it was more effective than its predecessor,And the practical goal (difficult to realize) is to find her the necessary majority in the ballot box to continue on her way.
In practice, it is hereby proposed that the coalition parties immediately appear before the public in the city square announcing that they constitute an ad hoc confederation of factions uniting into one block under different flags:
1. They pledge to accept the people and never join the government led by Netanyahu, the judge will judge the mountain.
Every candidate on behalf of these parties to the Knesset will be required to publicly sign such an affidavit.
2. The parties of the confederation will devote a large part of their activities in the election system to detailing Netanyahu's failure in the fight against the Iranian nuclear project, the major break in relations with the democratic administration in the USA and with the Jordanian royal house, and the highlight - the criminal suspicions against him, as presented in court testimony and asserted behind closed doors In the State Committee to Investigate the Submarine Affair.
3. These parties will praise their work and praise their platforms, but will not criticize and will not be dragged into a public fight with any of the confederation parties hoping to form the next government.
4. And if Netanyahu retires from political life - each of the confederation parties will be exempt from these obligations.
The Likud in itself is a worthy partner for a government without Netanyahu at its head.
With the establishment of the confederation, the prevailing sense of helplessness in the electoral process will evaporate, as if nothing will help, and the Likud's support for Bibi is not temporary.
A dramatic article entitled "Courage for a return before calamity" and written 59 years ago under the signature of Yitzhak Ben-Aharon, created the impossible, and brought about the unification of the working parties.
The parties of the outgoing coalition also need a contemporary Ben-Aharon and Oz in return before disaster strikes.
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