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Nechama Duek

It’s true that voters want the right in power, but they also want electoral stability and calm.
Recent polls make it clear that Israelis are tired of elections and want unity instead.
He would be wise to look at the list of generals who did so, most of whom ended up battered and bruised.
Israel’s legislature must address the legal loophole that allows MKs to resign from parties or coalitions and take their mandates with them.
Israelis are used to voting for a party that exactly fits their worldview, but the plurality of parties is the root of all evil.