Long life and happy birthday to the only democracy in the Middle East.
Raphael Enthoven © PM
Long life and happy birthday to the only democracy in the Middle East, which some beautiful souls would prevent from singing, defending itself, exchanging knowledge, or participating in the Olympics.
Long live the state that dares to be compared to Russia, and that is accused of "genocide" when it responds to a pogrom with war.Long live the state of law where everyone can live, love, pray, protest, criticize, and demonstrate as they see fit.
Long live the nightmare of the mullahs.
Long live the state that remains a democracy even when it is poorly governed, long live the wounded state that would disappear if it gave up,
Long live the only state in the world where Eden Golan can walk down the street.
Long life and good health to the state accused of "Apartheid," yet it is the only state in the region where Arabs can criticize their government and display their sexual orientation without going to prison (or being thrown from a building).
By Raphael Enthoven
The author is a French philosophy teacher who also serves as a radio and television host
Former Israeli military chief Gadi Eisenkot said on Monday he will work to form a wide government as quickly as possible, but his path to power was uncertain following a deadlocked election that failed to dislodge Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The Middle East looms over the Western left’s ideological discourse, particularly in the U.S., where Arab American voters are courted for their potential to help swing elections.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog formally tasked opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot on Sunday with forming the next government.
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