Miron Manor Zuckerman: "Paetus, it doesn't hurt"

In an opinion piece, Miron Manor Zuckerman calls on the Change Bloc parties to include Arab parties in the coalition, using a historical metaphor. He argues that excluding them is undemocratic and warns that frustration could lead to violence.

Miron Manor Zuckerman, former deputy head of the Institute for Policy and Strategy at Reichman University, calls in this opinion piece for the Change Bloc parties to include Arab parties in the future coalition. He uses the metaphor of the Roman Arria, who stabbed herself with a dagger to encourage her husband to overcome the fear of death, as an image for the need to overcome the fear of revolutionary change. Zuckerman argues that excluding the Arab parties, which won 19 seats, is undemocratic, and that Benjamin Netanyahu's government has failed. He calls on the parties 'Yashar', 'Beyachad' and 'Yisrael Beiteinu' to accept the outstretched hand of the Arab parties, as 'HaDemokratim' do, and warns that rejecting the willingness of the Arab public could lead to violent protest. The article ends with a call for financial support for Zman Yisrael.

Miron Manor Zuckerman: "Paetus, it doesn't hurt"