"Sodom was destroyed as a city because the sin is the sin of the city. It's not the sin of the individual. ...It was the commuity's sin so the community needed to be destroyed...."
(Translated from Hebrew) It ain't over till it's over:
Conclusion 1: The right-wing bloc defeated the left-wing bloc. Conclusion 2: There's no way to form a government with the Arabs in any shape or form. Conclusion 3: All the pollsters were wrong, including Pilber (he was the least wrong). Conclusion 4: We'll have to wait until Friday to see the final true results, including the soldiers. Right now, the right-wing bloc is hovering around 56 mandates. There's a certain chance we'll climb higher in mandates toward 60. Two more days and we'll know. Conclusion 5: As I estimated, Otzma Yehudit and Avi Maoz ran all the way to the end just to shave 3.5 mandates off the right-wing bloc and topple Netanyahu. Without their run, there was a very good chance the right-wing bloc wouldn't just reach 60 but even 61. Conclusion 6: If Lieberman doesn't defect back to the right-wing bloc (in exchange for a stint as defense minister or prime minister in rotation), we'll need to start thinking seriously about a round two in January 2027.
The big wake-up call; the big lesson for Israeli Jews from yesterday's experience is this: As long as non-Jews (Arabs) can vote, you don't have - can't have - a "Jewish" country. It is already - and has always been - a state of all its citizens (all with equal rights).
That is an important, even essential, realization, that paves the way toward making us a real Jewish country in the future.
75,000 leftist Israelis living abroad returned home to vote for the anti-Bibi block and then returned to their bubbles abroad. Maybe not all but I did see some videos of them discussing how important it was to come and get rid of Bibi who is the cause of all the antisemitism in the world.
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(Translated from Hebrew) It ain't over till it's over:
Conclusion 1: The right-wing bloc defeated the left-wing bloc.
Conclusion 2: There's no way to form a government with the Arabs in any shape or form.
Conclusion 3: All the pollsters were wrong, including Pilber (he was the least wrong).
Conclusion 4: We'll have to wait until Friday to see the final true results, including the soldiers. Right now, the right-wing bloc is hovering around 56 mandates. There's a certain chance we'll climb higher in mandates toward 60. Two more days and we'll know.
Conclusion 5: As I estimated, Otzma Yehudit and Avi Maoz ran all the way to the end just to shave 3.5 mandates off the right-wing bloc and topple Netanyahu. Without their run, there was a very good chance the right-wing bloc wouldn't just reach 60 but even 61.
Conclusion 6: If Lieberman doesn't defect back to the right-wing bloc (in exchange for a stint as defense minister or prime minister in rotation), we'll need to start thinking seriously about a round two in January 2027.
You meant Amecha Israel, not Otzma Yehudit.
DeleteThe big wake-up call; the big lesson for Israeli Jews from yesterday's experience is this: As long as non-Jews (Arabs) can vote, you don't have - can't have - a "Jewish" country. It is already - and has always been - a state of all its citizens (all with equal rights).
ReplyDeleteThat is an important, even essential, realization, that paves the way toward making us a real Jewish country in the future.
WE WERE WARNED LONG AGO
Delete75,000 leftist Israelis living abroad returned home to vote for the anti-Bibi block and then returned to their bubbles abroad. Maybe not all but I did see some videos of them discussing how important it was to come and get rid of Bibi who is the cause of all the antisemitism in the world.
DeletePassing along: Chesed Opportunity
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