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Avishag Shaar-Yishov photographed Ayelet Shaked waiting for Netanyahu on the way out of the industrialists' conference, and the network is divided into two - those who found a reference in oil paints from the 19th century, and those who dance on the blood.
The right and the left rejoiced for Ida when it became clear that the interior minister was not only upset with Dede in a clear correlation to her political situation, but waited until Bush to catch a frame with the leader of the opposition.
The left is happy because it knows how many right-wing acts Shaked is responsible for, and the right is happy that the slogan "Ayelet is a rogue" echoes on the messages pages of politicians.
Netanyahu and Shaked, photo: Oren Ben Hakon
The benefit of the national camp
I suggest that we stop and examine the benefits of the national camp before we are happy to see the collapse of the woman who was most active in Israeli politics for the right.
There is no disputing that the former Minister of Justice is one of the few who knows every locality and every outpost in the Yosh; those who follow know how much she worked to thwart the reunification of Palestinian and Arab Israeli families, contrary to the opinion of the government in which she sat; Shaked learned the intricacies of the politicization of the appointment of judges and was not ashamed to work for the appointment of religious-nationalist judges that no Likudnik would dare to perpetrate.
There is no doubt that this is an activist public team and one of the best and most intelligent spokespeople of the right-wing bloc;
There is also no doubt that Ayelet's choice to remain loyal to Bennett and try to bridge the gap of loyalty to the voters left her without an audience.
But after a year like this - even the strictest judge will strive for a solution where the children do not lose their mother.
The right does not have to lose Ayelet Shaked.
Shaked and Judge Noor (archive), photo: Dodi Vaaknin
The whole camp is disgraced
When Netanyahu is happy to crush Shaked and get rid of her, and when the religious Zionist party is happy to lose one of the bloc's talented statesmen, it is not Shaked that is disgraced but the entire camp.
The percentage of blocking is moving away, but so is the respect of the party leaders, who, instead of grabbing the talented commodity and enjoying its abilities, choose to reduce the loss and concentrate on infantile and senseless mockery.
Shaked will manage outside, the layers she cared about and for whom she worked will miss her.
Netanyahu made a mistake by not adding her to Likud a long time ago, and is not above personal considerations now.
There used to be promising young people in Likud who dropped out when they didn't get oxygen, now there is also a leader whose momentum of integration was missed.
Almond.
Did the Likud make a mistake?, Photo: Oren Ben Hakon
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