The political map for the elections has been drawn up.
It has a right-wing populist party, the only thing left democratic in it are primaries in which people were elected, democratically, many of whom see democracy as a luxury.
They prefer authoritarian rule, see all gatekeepers as enemies of the national interest and renounce the central Zionist principle: a state with a stable Jewish majority and full equality for all its citizens.
To the right of Likud there are currently two parties, competing with each other with hatred and racism, and without which a government led by Netanyahu would not be possible.
Their strengthening was born from his creepy political move a few years ago.
Even if he regrets the connections he managed to make in the delusional right, the genie has long since left the bottle and is drawing votes from the Likud itself.
Both parties believe neither in democracy nor in the original Zionism.
On the Zionist-Democratic side of the map there are four parties, all of whose leaders have already been determined.
To understand the differences between Labor and Meretz you need a magnifying glass, and the main reason why they don't run on a joint list is the fear that their connection would bring fewer mandates than running separately.
Also to understand the difference between Yesh Atid and the state camp you need a magnifying glass.
Here the problem is purely personal, and there is no reason not to find a solution for it.
Alongside these two camps, two veteran camps continue to exist, which do not define themselves as Zionists and some also disapprove of the democratic idea: the ultra-orthodox and the Arabs.
Both of them have a traditional reservation from taking part in a government based on principles that are different and even contrary to their own.
They find solutions for them in the form of deputy ministers, whose collective responsibility is reduced, or they join the coalition but do not take part in the government, so as not to be responsible for its policies.
The elections will be different from their predecessors because of what is seen in the polls as the strengthening power of the extreme right.
The transition between camp and camp almost never happens.
The question is which party will manage to get its supporters out of the house on November 1st.
The establishment of a Zionist-Democratic front of the four parties that will run together for the Knesset may, in itself, introduce a different spirit into the camp, lead to the volunteering of more people to work in the joint reconstruction headquarters, and above all - save the negative energy of each of these four parties trying to destroy the other with its own strength.
The message should be sharp and clear: the joint front will fight anyone who calls for rising with 9D on the court, the legal advice and the law enforcers;
And in the political sphere - you will create a border between us and the Palestinians, either by agreement or unilaterally, during the next four years.
The joint front card is only in the hands of the Zionist-Democratic Bloc.
The political map that has now been created prevents the Likud from running together (the version of the connection with Lieberman's Israel Beitenu or Kahlon's with all of us, as was done in the past), and the center-left camp must not give up an opportunity to unite, in view of the calamity that will befall Israel in a situation where the populist right and the religious right - The Messiahs of the Gods obtain a majority in the Knesset and realize even part of their vision.
The electoral risk is not great.
Voters for the four parties that will run jointly have no real alternatives.
The new spirit following such a shocking move may surprise the pollsters, because it is very difficult to withstand polls on voter behavior in the face of a hypothetical option.
All that remains is to reach an agreement on the personnel issues and design a joint list that will take into account both the result of the elections to the 24th Knesset and the trend shown in the polls.
This is the chance for a decision.
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