30 days without "Yes, but" | Einav Shade

Einav Shade calls on the change bloc to stop internal arguments and the "yes, but" attitude in the 30 days remaining until the elections. She describes the new party alliance as a necessary step against the Netanyahu government, and reminds of his responsibility for October 7 and the crisis in reserve service. According to her, internal criticism will wait for the day after victory.

Einav Shade calls on the change bloc to stop internal arguments and the "yes, but" attitude in the 30 days remaining until the 2026 elections. She describes the new party alliance, which includes Avigdor Lieberman, Naftali Bennett, Yair Golan, Gadi Eisenkot, and Yair Lapid, as a necessary step. The alliance is not a merger of parties but a pact around principles: limiting government power, a constitution, a state commission of inquiry, and equality in burden. Shade argues that internal criticism, even if justified, helps Netanyahu's supporters claim the bloc has no leadership. She reminds of Netanyahu's responsibility for October 7, the ongoing crisis in reserve service, and the exemption from conscription enjoyed by entire populations. According to her, questions about the bloc will wait for the day after victory.