Here and now: No second chance, it must not be — and it's possible

Ben Caspit writes a weekly opinion column ahead of the elections in four days, defining them as the most fateful in the country's history. He argues that the struggle is between original Zionism and messianic nationalism, and calls on readers to vote and not give up on any vote, noting that victory is within reach.

Ben Caspit writes a weekly opinion column ahead of the elections in four days, defining them as the most fateful in the country's history. He argues that the struggle is between original Zionism and messianic nationalism, between those who bear the burden and those who shirk, and between Gadi Eisenkot and Benjamin Netanyahu. Caspit calls on readers to vote and not give up on any vote, noting that victory is within reach as Eisenkot leads in the polls by a double-digit gap over Netanyahu in the suitability for prime minister. He describes Netanyahu as someone who will do everything to cling to power, including war, and warns that there is no second chance.

Here and now: No second chance, it must not be — and it's possible