The Left's strategy to bring down Bibi — again
The government has yet to be sworn in, the defeated change government’s ministers are still in office, but project fear has already begun. Last week, outgoing prime minister Yair Lapid called on municipalities not to cooperate with the government.
Next up was Tel Aviv mayor Ron Huldai, who called on residents of the “state of Tel Aviv” to resort to civil disobedience.
But most surprising was the reaction from someone once considered a moderate voice — former IDF chief of staff Gadi Eizenkot, who entered politics this election cycle as Benny Gantz’s number two.
“Eizenkot: ‘We need a million people in the streets, and I’ll be among them,’” blared the front-page headline of the left-leaning Yediot Ahronot’s weekend edition last week.
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