Eisenkot, Lapid and Bennett all promise to turn back time, offering up a 'government of change,' while continuing the same occupation, apartheid, militarism, wars and military operations, which none of them ever opposed; they were always in favor
Eisenkot, Lapid and Bennett all promise to turn back time, offering up a 'government of change,' while continuing the same occupation, apartheid, militarism, wars and military operations, which none of them ever opposed; they were always in favor
11:43 PM • May 02 2026 IDT
On a really good day, the trio purporting to be the political alternative promises to take Israel back two and a half years, to the good old October 6, 2023 that everyone now longs for. How good things were then, with supposedly quiet borders and a deceptive calm, with quiet lawn sprinklers in Ramat Hasharon and a brutal occupation just a few minutes away by car; with foreign tourists, restaurants full of customers and national accomplishments being made at the Eurovision Song Contest.
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