Former minister from Blue and White admits: "We will never again be the majority"

Asaf Zamir, former tourism minister from Blue and White, released a video from a podcast in which he called on the liberal camp to recognize that it is not a majority in Israel and to consider partnership with Likud. According to him, Likud voters are the closest to his camp, and he supports integrating Haredim and Arabs into leadership provided they share the burden.

Asaf Zamir, former tourism minister from Blue and White, released a video from a podcast in which he participated, calling on the liberal, secular, and democratic camp to change its political approach. According to him, while the camp represents the largest group in Israeli society, it does not constitute a majority, and therefore it must rethink how it can influence the composition of the government and its policies. Zamir referred to the 48 seats between Yair Golan and Naftali Bennett or Avigdor Lieberman, who he said share the aspiration to strengthen Israel as a democratic and liberal state. He argued that Likud voters are the closest to his camp in terms of their views, and supported integrating Haredim and Arabs into the country's leadership, provided they share the burden. The article quotes Zamir's words only, without analysis or commentary from the reporter.