אם קל יותר לגייס את מחמוד אחמדינג'אד מאשר את החרדים, לישראל יש בעיה

הערכה

The piece argues that Israel's political landscape has shifted so dramatically that figures once considered beyond the pale are now being embraced, while internal divisions over military service deepen. The October election is framed as a referendum on national identity, not just policy. The comparison between Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and the Charedim suggests a crisis of priorities, where ideological purity is sacrificed for coalition math. The reader should watch how mainstream parties respond to this trade off.