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Haim Shine

The country’s law-enforcement system needs to be fixed, and only he can now lead the struggle to fix it.
If the right wants to win the April 9 vote, it must end the infighting. If it does not, the Blue and White Party might beat Likud by a large margin, forcing the president to tap Benny Gantz as prime minister.
Benny Gantz identified a crowd of citizens who want something new and don’t really care what that new thing contains.
On Monday, he was against the nation-state law, but on Tuesday, he reportedly said he supports it. His political gymnastics are even more impressive than that of Yesh Atid chair Yair Lapid.
The effort to bring down the right-wing government and circumvent the ballot box is transparent.
Anyone who thinks or tries to convince others that the New Right will help the right succeed in the upcoming election is mistaken.
For the people of Israel, it is important that the right look ahead and embark on a campaign focused on state security, the integrity of the land and continued prosperity.
Sometimes, it seems as if the Israeli left longs for the return of Donald Trump’s predecessor, Barack Obama, more than they do in America.
The ongoing leaks on the investigations against the prime minister have severely undermined law-enforcement’s credibility in the eyes of the public.