I've been writing here for decades. This is the most important column I've ever written | Ben Caspit

Ben Caspit defines this column as the most important he has written, four days before the elections. He calls for an unequivocal victory for the Change Bloc over Netanyahu, and warns of internal disputes between Eisenkot and Bennett. The central issue in his view is the Haredi question and the economic burden.

Ben Caspit defines this column as the most important he has written in his life, four days before the elections in Israel. He calls for immediate action to ensure an unequivocal victory for the Change Bloc over Benjamin Netanyahu and Likud. Caspit describes the internal struggle within the bloc between Gadi Eisenkot (Yashar) and Naftali Bennett, and the fear that the dispute will harm the chances of victory. He notes that Eisenkot leads in the polls but Bennett has reversed the trend with a heroic personal campaign. Caspit calls on the bloc leaders to set aside their personal ambitions and rally behind one candidate after the elections. The central issue he identifies is the Haredi question, which he argues is the watershed between the camps. He claims that the economic burden of the Haredi sector threatens the future of Israel as a Jewish and democratic state.

I've been writing here for decades. This is the most important column I've ever written | Ben Caspit