Stop the Spiral
Sima Kadmon calls on President Herzog to immediately entrust Gadi Eisenkot with forming the government, arguing this is the only way to stop the political spiral. She criticizes Netanyahu for his 'they stole the election' campaign and for turning to the Shin Bet chief to investigate Arab Knesset members without evidence, warning of a 'quiet judicial coup.'
Sima Kadmon's column calls on President Herzog to immediately entrust Gadi Eisenkot with forming the government, arguing this is the only way to stop the political spiral. Kadmon sharply criticizes Prime Minister Netanyahu, who she says is running a 'they stole the election' campaign, turning to Shin Bet chief Zini to investigate Arab Knesset members without evidence, thereby attempting a 'quiet judicial coup.' She notes that the Attorney General issued an unprecedented statement against this conduct. Kadmon also references the US midterm elections, claiming Netanyahu has damaged US-Israel relations. She calls on the change bloc to stop infighting and present a government, and urges its supporters to hold non-violent protests for democracy. The framing relies on emotionally charged language and a direct call to action, presenting a dichotomy between 'saviors' and 'endangered.'