What Yair Golan Did to Einav Zangauker as Minister – But Shows How a Left-Wing Government Would Behave | The Southern Front
Nave Dromi, host of 'Kabinet Shishi', analyzes Yair Golan's treatment of Einav Zangauker, who was swept into the 'Only Not Bibi' protest. He claims the conduct is 'kosher but stinks' and reflects how a left-wing government would behave: appointing Herzi Halevi as Chief of Staff before elections, traveling to Abbas, preventing plantings in the Negev, and granting maritime territory to Lebanon. The Haredim will benefit, and everything will be explained by the magic word 'responsibility'.
Nave Dromi, host of 'Kabinet Shishi', writes that Einav Zangauker, whose son is held captive by Hamas, has already been told she was used, that she was a 'useful idiot', and even if she doesn't admit it, she knows it's true. Nevertheless, she was swept into the 'Only Not Bibi' camp, and few can return from the Kaplanists to the right. Dromi claims that what Yair Golan did is 'stinking but kosher', and it's his right as a party leader. She learns from this how a left-wing government would behave: appointing Herzi Halevi as Chief of Staff a week before elections, traveling with an open check to Abbas, allowing Abbas to prevent plantings in the Negev, and granting maritime territory to Lebanon. The Haredim will enjoy every moment of such a government. Everything will be kosher, and everything will be explained by the magic word 'responsibility', which has entered our lives since October 7. Dromi criticizes the use of the word 'responsibility' as a tool for self-presentation, noting that Ronen Bar took responsibility but played politics with the Attorney General, and Herzi Halevi and Aharon Haliva did not pay a price. She concludes that Zangauker will not be in the Knesset, but will be part of the success story of a government that returned all the hostages, and perhaps they are the only ones who took responsibility.