The government of change for the worse: this is how the poetic justice of the right looks

Sivan Yehzekel writes in an opinion column on Channel 14 that the change bloc betrayed its voters when it sacrificed the conscription law on the altar of replacing Netanyahu. She expresses regret that her warnings proved correct, and refuses calls for unity with the left, which she terms surrender. She calls on the right not to bow its head.

Sivan Yehzekel, a commentator on Channel 14, writes a personal opinion column in which she claims that the change bloc, which led the protest against the Netanyahu government, betrayed its voters. According to her, she warned for months that the bloc members would sell any principle to replace Netanyahu, and now, after the developments last Thursday, she feels poetic justice but not victory. She describes pain for the country and refuses calls for unity with the left, which she calls 'surrender'. She calls on the Likud right, the religious Zionists, and Shas voters not to bow their heads, and quotes Menachem Begin. The column concludes with the statement that 'the justice of our path is the only way to save the country'. The writer emphasizes that these words reflect only her personal opinion.

The government of change for the worse: this is how the poetic justice of the right looks