Meeting without honors — what Netanyahu's visit to the US showed
Ben Caspit writes for Maariv that before writing this text, he went shopping before the weekend and in three different places heard the same opinion from shoppers: 'Enough, he needs to be replaced.' At the…
Assessment
A column in Maariv uses casual conversations with shoppers to argue that even longtime Netanyahu voters now want him replaced, yet feel trapped by a lack of viable alternatives. The author pushes back, naming specific figures he considers experienced and ready. The piece reflects a broader public mood of fatigue with the current leadership, but the real question is whether that sentiment will translate into organized political action or remain a frustrated consensus without a clear outcome.

