The Blogs: Nobody won Israel's election. That could be a victory for everybody | Yedidia Stern

Yedidia Stern argues that no party bloc won Israel's election outright, creating an opportunity for a broad-based government without Arab parties, Haredim, or the far right. He proposes a 75-MK coalition to address military threats, global delegitimization, and civil war risk, including a Thin Constitution, conscription reform, and a state commission of inquiry with limited mandate.

Yedidia Stern argues that no party bloc won Israel's election outright, creating an opportunity for a broad-based government without the Arab parties, Haredim, or the far right. He proposes a 75-MK coalition to address three wars: the military war against enemies, the war for global consciousness, and potential civil war. Stern suggests a Thin Constitution to stabilize democracy, a conscription policy drafting non-studying Haredim, and a state commission of inquiry limited to 'what happened' rather than blame. He acknowledges every camp would have to compromise but claims the result would be a better Israel.