This year, too, began with spilled parents, yellow fields and threats of strike.
Around the circle of the year, Ran Erez and the threats have become part of the Israeli landscape. Like Tnuva milk.
We are now at the beginning of what could become a serious tectonic shift in Israeli perception: following an expected shortage of Niger milk, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich canceled the customs duty on Niger milk in a temporary order for three months, which usually stands at 40%.
Got it? With a single signature, the State of Israel joined the rest of the normal Western world and began offering consumers to choose cheaper milk.
Rami Levy, the first to storm the law, is already selling Polish-made milk for less than the usual price, with the Yochananoff chain also plotting to join the celebration.
The cartel world in Israel began to panic even when Smotrich only considered the idea aloud: "sources" on behalf of Israeli dairies explained that the move was doomed to failure and would endanger the peace of the Zionist cowsheds, in Shabbat leaflets the same cartels began to try to elaborate on the religious feeling of the finance minister with pictures of dairy farmers wearing a kippah with touching faces, and the broadcasting corporation simply explained with a really cool video that "you can't import niger milk", Why? Because like that.
An answer that also works with the question "why do we need public broadcasting?" Just don't replace.
However, as mentioned, Niger milk can be imported, and the future of Zionist dairy farms in Israel will become like that of Zionist high-tech: those with a good product will survive even without the benefits that come from public funds, and those who do not? Well, you can also find Zionism in another profession (even if you are a religious farmer in a Shabbat newsletter).
Minister Smotrich is not new to the business. Despite the wild incitement against him, he is still considered one of the most effective transportation ministers here, and he knows the basic rule: the average Israeli citizen is interested in two things – personal security and his wallet.
Security as of now, how shall we say? Definitely needs improvement. The economy, on the other hand, survived well the protest of the elites (which hurts this fact) and now a golden opportunity has emerged to directly and positively influence everyone's wallet responsibly, instead of the infantile one established here by the socialist left that directly harms the weaker sectors.
This also has to do with Ran Erez and the seasons: if Smotrich prolongs and then cancels the order without panicking the cartels and without the sky falling, Education Minister Kisch will also be able to declare that the school year will begin as usual and that no teacher must strike.
All at once, the teachers' union cartel will crack here and open the way to free education without principals who despair of bad teachers who simply cannot be fired, because they are veterans, and Ran Erez will be angry and the state will stop.
Keep opening the dairy market, Minister Smotrich. Zionism will not collapse and citizens will pay less.
Start postponing meetings with Ran Erez, Minister Kish. Israel's education system will only benefit.
When you do this, you will find amazingly that the seasons go on as usual without strikes and with milk.
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