Israeli society is splitting in two, and the bridges, if any still exist, are collapsing rapidly. How can we repair our divides?
Former prime minister Ehud Olmert crossed the line this week in his interview to the BBC
Yair Golan, Ehud Olmert, and other Israeli politicians' statements are deeply damaging and challenge Israel's fight for truth.
On the political front, the Democrats party continues to lose ground following remarks by its leader, Yair Golan, dropping four seats to 12.
In a moment where unity could be our greatest asset, the country deserves leadership that knows when to speak and when to stay silent.
The prime minister has blamed the High Court and Attorney-General for preventing a permanent appointment.
He added that those who evade service should lose their right to vote: 'In my government, everyone will be drafted.'
The government's continuation of the war without clarifying an end goal is a stain on the country and a slap in the face to reservists.
Some citizens believe we have lost the war; some believe that it has not begun. But internal division will ruin us, and our soldiers deserve better.
Around 23% said that friends or family members tried to convince them to cease their peace work, and 22% cited military restrictions as a major hindrance.
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