One leader can twist the plot: Smotrich
An opinion piece by Moti Shklar calls for the establishment of a broad unity government led by Bezalel Smotrich, warning against the consequences of a narrow minority government or additional elections.
An opinion piece by Moti Shklar on ynet argues that the real danger to Israeli democracy does not stem from the composition of one government or another, but from the deep loss of public trust in the political system and its leaders. The author calls for the establishment of a broad unity government, arguing that forming a narrow minority government will deepen the rift, while additional elections would be no less destructive. He points an accusing finger at the current government, which he says acted 'for the benefit of its supporters only,' and notes that it has a golden opportunity to restore public trust. Shklar identifies Bezalel Smotrich as the only leader who can twist the plot, and calls on him to demonstrate true leadership by leaving the bloc if the government heads toward additional elections, to enable the formation of a unity government. The article also criticizes the alliance with the Haredi parties and warns of a moral injustice toward reserve soldiers and their families.