"Ce qu'on voit d'ici, on ne le voit pas de là" : la leçon que les politiciens oublient
Liberman pose des conditions de recrutement, Yaïr Golan écarte les partis de la coalition et Eisenkot parle de principes. Mais l'histoire politique, de Begin et Rabin à nos jours, enseigne que les lignes rouges avant…
Évaluation
Israeli politicians are drawing red lines ahead of elections, but political history shows these lines rarely survive the coalition negotiations that follow. Liberman, Golan, and Eisenkot are each staking out positions now, yet the lesson from Begin, Rabin, and every government since is that campaign promises bend to the arithmetic of power. The real question is which of these declared principles will hold when seats are counted and a government must be formed.