Not to form a government: this is the left's real election goal

Itamar Fleishman argues in his column that the opposition's true goal in the current elections is not to form a government, but to convene the Knesset, pass the 'Indicted Law' that would prevent Benjamin Netanyahu from running due to his ongoing trial, and then immediately head to new elections. The author claims the opposition sees what is happening in the Jerusalem District Court but does not care. The column also references the Ofer Winter affair and warns that his independent run will cost the right-wing bloc votes. The author uses strong imagery like 'car accident' to describe the political situation.

Itamar Fleishman argues in his column that the opposition's true goal in the current elections is not to form a government, but to convene the Knesset, pass the 'Indicted Law' that would prevent Benjamin Netanyahu from running due to his ongoing trial, and then immediately head to new elections. The author claims the opposition sees what is happening in the Jerusalem District Court but does not care. The column also references the Ofer Winter affair and warns that his independent run will cost the right-wing bloc votes. The author uses strong imagery like 'car accident' to describe the political situation.

Not to form a government: this is the left's real election goal