The public gave a victory. You have no right to lose it | Opinion

Ron Sherf, a co-founder of 'Brothers and Sisters in Arms', argues in an opinion piece that the election results have created an opportunity for political change, and calls on the leaders of the 'Correction Bloc' to overcome divisions and prevent further elections. He notes that 56% voted for correction and warns that the opportunity is one-time.

In an opinion piece, Ron Sherf, a co-founder of 'Brothers and Sisters in Arms', argues that the results of the elections for the 26th Knesset have created a rare political opportunity for change in Israel. He notes that 56% of Israeli citizens voted for correction, and that the public gave a victory to the 'Correction Bloc'. Sherf calls on the bloc's leaders, especially Gadi Eisenkot, to overcome disagreements, show courage, and prevent further elections. He warns that the opportunity is one-time and that the public will not forgive them if they lose it. The column describes four forces that created the opportunity: civil society, the Arab public, Israelis abroad, and a breach in the coalition's ranks. Sherf emphasizes that leadership is tested precisely when reality is complex.