It's in our hands
Anat Lev-Adler calls for choosing restorative leadership in the 2026 elections, which will focus on healing, building trust, cleaning up the public service, fixing education, health, and welfare, and addressing the cost of living and security. The author presents a dichotomy between a neglectful and failed leadership and a restorative one, emphasizing that the future depends on the choice on October 27.
Anat Lev-Adler, in an opinion column on ynet, calls on readers to choose restorative leadership in the upcoming elections on October 27, 2026. She presents a sharp dichotomy between two options: a neglectful and failed leadership, whose goal is to perpetuate the sense of emergency and division for its own survival, versus a restorative leadership that will focus on healing, rebuilding trust between state institutions and citizens, cleaning up the public service, fixing the crisis in education, health, and welfare, addressing brain drain, the cost of living, and personal and national security. The author argues that after three years of existential hell, the future depends solely on the choice at the ballot box. She calls on those flying in from around the world to come and vote, and emphasizes the need for a state commission of inquiry. The column uses emotionally charged language and a direct appeal to the reader, presenting the elections as fateful for the country's future.