Le discours qu'Eisenkot doit prononcer

Les dirigeants de l'opposition qui cherchent à accéder au pouvoir se tirent dans le pied, puis s'étonnent que le public arabe ne coure pas avec enthousiasme aux urnes. Eisenkot a-t-il peur de marcher la nuit…
Évaluation
The piece argues that opposition leaders who want to reach power are sabotaging themselves by failing to address Arab voters, then acting surprised when those voters stay home. It challenges Gadi Eisenkot directly: if he is not afraid to walk in Haifa or Jaffa at night, why does his political behavior suggest otherwise. The real question is whether Israeli opposition figures can break their own self-defeating patterns with Arab citizens before the next election.

