Zionist unity: The order of the hour, not an election slogan | Moshe Pozeilov

In an opinion piece, Moshe Pozeilov calls for the establishment of a broad Zionist government, arguing that Israel needs political stability in the face of security threats, loss of governance, and internal divisions. The article criticizes dependence on Arab parties and urges leaders of the Change Bloc and the Zionist camp to compromise for the sake of national unity.

In an opinion piece in Maariv, Moshe Pozeilov calls for the establishment of a broad Zionist government, arguing that Israel faces an unusual combination of national challenges: the Iranian threat, border security, loss of governance in the Negev and Galilee, rising crime, cost of living, and social rifts. According to him, the problem is not a lack of solutions but a lack of stable political power. The article criticizes dependence on Arab parties, noting the conduct of Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas, who struggles to define Hamas as a terrorist organization. The call is directed especially at the leaders of the Change Bloc, Gadi Eisenkot and Yoram Cohen, but also at the leaders of the opposing Zionist camp, demanding agreement on shared goals and mutual concessions.