The 1,000-Day Plan: Our Path to Healing

Haim Yelin, former head of the Eshkol Regional Council, calls for national unity and an end to political incitement. He claims politicians have created a 'start-up' of hatred, distorted the concepts of right and left, and led to the October 7 disaster. He proposes a 1,000-day healing process and highlights the heroism of fallen soldiers like Elhanan Kalmenson, who fought for others regardless of religion or opinion.

Haim Yelin, former head of the Eshkol Regional Council, publishes an opinion piece calling for national unity and an end to political incitement. He argues that Israeli politicians have created a cruel political 'start-up' based on hatred and fear rather than ideology. They have distorted the concepts of right and left, and as a result, the policy of containment and false quiet led to the October 7 disaster. Yelin proposes a 1,000-day healing process and highlights the heroism of fallen soldiers like Elhanan Kalmenson, who fought for others regardless of religion or opinion. He calls on the public to vote only for a party whose goal is to unite the people and to restore the simple values of truth and humanity.