Dana Varon: "Today we are not choosing, today we are preferring"

Dana Varon delivered a monologue on election day, presenting the vote as a moral decision between right and left, using contrasts such as faith versus heresy and security versus lawlessness. She called on the public to 'prefer' rather than 'choose', and ended with a prayer for redemption.

Dana Varon, a commentator on Channel 14, delivered a monologue on election day presenting the vote as a moral decision between two opposing worldviews. According to her, the choice at the ballot box is a choice between faith and heresy, between security and lawlessness, and between peace and war. Varon called on the public to 'prefer' rather than 'choose', emphasizing that there is a difference between left and right. She ended with a prayer for redemption and the building of the chosen house. The article presents the full monologue without analysis or counter-response.