This is an existential vote

Sima Kadmon calls for strategic voting in the elections, defining them as existential. She argues that the state will not survive another Netanyahu government, and warns against a minority government, unity government, or repeat elections. According to her, an overwhelming majority is needed to avoid dependence on a single Knesset member.

Sima Kadmon calls for strategic voting in the upcoming elections, defining them as an 'existential vote'. She argues that the state will not survive another 'disaster government' led by Benjamin Netanyahu, and warns against three toxic scenarios: a minority government, a paralyzed unity government, or repeat elections. According to her, a victory with 61 seats is insufficient, as such a government would be weak and dependent on the whims of a single Knesset member. Kadmon quotes the indictment letter of former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar against Netanyahu, in which it is claimed that Netanyahu feared for his personal security over state security. She calls on the moderate majority to choose a side and vote for a ballot that will build an overwhelming majority, and concludes with a call to win 'by knockout'.