Nonreligious right-wingers, most of whom are 'soft' Bibi-ists, are tired of the nightmarish routine of being dragged from one war to another. What will it take to wake them up and end this nightmare?
11:54 PM • June 13 2026 IDT
When the 'soft' Bibi-ists get fed up
Nonreligious right-wingers, most of whom are 'soft' Bibi-ists, are tired of the nightmarish routine of being dragged from one war to another. What will it take to wake them up and end this nightmare?
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Dramatic and nauseating as they are, the government's Kahanist platform, policies, actions and worldviews, for which the upcoming election will serve as a referendum – are only a partial and external expression, a symptom, of a much more profound project. What the government and the man who heads it are proposing is a state without not only Arabs and leftists but also without democratic characteristics, that is in a constant war, with itself and with external enemies, similar to the failing states of the region.
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