Where is the fury? The opposition is again afraid to raise its voice | Dan Perry
Israel has gone through four years of catastrophic failures. Yet, it seems the opposition is determined to lull the public to sleep precisely when the country needs a sharp soul-searching.
Assessment
A senior columnist charges Israel's opposition with deliberate public sedation after four catastrophic years. The accusation points to a breakdown in democratic accountability. When the governing coalition faces no forceful challenge, normalizing failure becomes a political strategy. The silence itself becomes the story.