Wasn't it enough for us?

Amichai Attali analyzes the new election campaign of the Religious Zionism party, which, he claims, promises to repeat the judicial reform with greater intensity instead of learning lessons from the social rift of 2023. The author argues that the party is crossing its ideological lines and adopting messages of Jewish power.

Amichai Attali analyzes the new election campaign of the Religious Zionism party, which includes an AI video simulating the dragging of Supreme Court President Yitzhak Amit and Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara. The author claims that the central message of the campaign is that the party has not learned lessons from the judicial reform and the social rift that led to the war, but rather promises to act with greater force. Attali criticizes the party for deviating from its ideological role and adopting the vengeful and populist messages of Jewish Power, while doing an injustice to the national religious public. He notes that while Likud enjoys the vengeful aspect and Jewish Power the populist aspect, Religious Zionism was the ideological force behind the reform, and is now losing its uniqueness.

Wasn't it enough for us?