Deputy Minister of the Economy and Deputy Chief of Staff"For the former, Yair Golan of the Meretz party, wrote today (Sunday) on his Twitter account a gray forecast for the political crisis in Israel. according to him, "Civil disobedience" It is a situation that the State of Israel is close to. It seems that Golan is riding the wave of the great storm of the last few days, around Yu"R of the Noam party, Avi Maoz, who received a number of powers related to the foreign study programs in the education system, as part of the coalition negotiations.
At the beginning of his remarks, Golan referred to his gloomy forecast for the citizens of Karba: "We are on our way to civil war and precisely because of that "majority rule". If only the majority decides, and minorities, the weak, those who think and behave differently, weak, disadvantaged or different groups should not be taken into account, then the majority will decide that he does not pay taxes funded by ultra-Orthodox who do not want to work, and does not serve in the army that ultra-Orthodox and Arabs do not serve in, and does not serve in the territories because he is not Believes in annexation, and does not pay taxes because others evade tax. We are on the way to a civil uprising in which the local government will declare independence. And there will be transportation on Shabbat because the majority wants it, and there will be pluralistic education because the majority wants it, and there will also be synagogues for progressive Jewish communities because the majority wants it."
"Netanyahu may believe that an extreme right-wing, messianic, nationalist, homophobic, racist government can impose its opinion on the majority, but he will find out very quickly that it does not work. He will discover that there is a concept called "Civil disobedience", is quite common in the history of authoritarian regimes and is the natural course of action of citizens who feel that the government is working against them, based on personal or ideological whims. A corrupt and extremist government cannot receive the people’s trust even if it managed to obtain a majority in the Knesset as a result of political combinations on the one hand, and the weakness of the opposition on the other." Golan added.
