For his four sins

For his four sins
In the past year, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Defense Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has committed four "sins," that is, serious mistakes, in which he lost the possibility of voting for him in the coming elections:

1. The infiltrators' agreement - his agreement to recognize migrant workers, young men who illegally infiltrated into Israel and which harm the fabric of life in southern Tel Aviv as helpless refugees would have turned Israel into a station for all of Africa and critically hurt Tel Aviv. This rash and foolish decision made it clear to me that there was a serious disruption of his judgment.

2. National law - unnecessary and harmful law. The Druze community was rightly harmed by the loss of its basic, constitutional right to equality in a Jewish state. He was forbidden to lead the enactment of a Basic Law that undermined the democratic, Western foundations of the state.

3. Letter of forgiveness to the Poles - the voice of the murdered cries out from the blood of Poland. Those who represent the Jewish people have no right to distort history and dance to the Polish people in which many (and still) anti-Semites and collaborators were Nazis.

4. Gaza - The loss of deterrence in Gaza has fateful consequences for the other arenas in which the State of Israel is fighting for its existence. I do not know if another solution could be found. I do not think that a round of no-goal, and therefore doomed to failure in advance, will strengthen the deterrence in the Gaza Strip (it may even weaken it further), but it is clear that the Israeli government's handling of it with the brazenness of the Hamas terrorists was not good. Deterrence is the most important thing the State of Israel has and it must be guarded.

Well, the prime minister, who a decade ago, in the 2009 election, helped Sonic bring it to power, lost its magic last year. He will probably be the next prime minister, but he will not get my voice at the polls again.