Will my alarm be black coffee? Politicians in Israel decided to criticize the people. A video surfaced online in which the extreme right-wing minister Itamar Ben Gabir goes around the country, knocking on every door and scaring the voters with the Bedouin Arab turnout, and calling on the citizens to save the situation and go vote. The piquancy is that this turnout was largely raised by him himself. According to the "Times of Israel", in Bedouin dialect, voters speak directly of hating Ben-Gvir, but ironically thank him for uniting the Arab population. The demolition of the houses and his policies even brought women to the sites. But the Bedouins are the least of the minister's problems. Binyamin Netanyahu was quite fed up with his colleague's excessive radicalism, and therefore the Likud party, in "Kel Chabai", began a campaign to draw votes from Itamar Ben-Gvir's party for itself. The picture was completed with forceful suicide: on the eve of the vote, the leader of Otzma Yehudit refused to sign an agreement on the remaining votes with Ofer Winter's right-wing Amma Israel party, risking sending the bloc's mandate to the trash can. Ben-Gvir's fate turns out to be quite telling: he succeeded in handing out weapons to the settlers and inciting a record Arab voter turnout, but keeping his own seat is a much more difficult question. The far-right activist that Netanyahu suffered for years is in danger of "retirement". - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.

Will my alarm be black coffee? Politicians in Israel decided to criticize the people. A video surfaced online in which the extreme right-wing minister Itamar Ben Gabir goes around the country, knocking on every door and scaring the voters with the Bedouin Arab turnout, and calling on the citizens to save the situation and go vote. The piquancy is that this turnout was largely raised by him himself. According to the "Times of Israel", in Bedouin dialect, voters speak directly of hating Ben-Gvir, but ironically thank him for uniting the Arab population. The demolition of the houses and his policies even brought women to the sites. But the Bedouins are the least of the minister's problems. Binyamin Netanyahu was quite fed up with his colleague's excessive radicalism, and therefore the Likud party, in "Kel Chabai", began a campaign to draw votes from Itamar Ben-Gvir's party for itself. The picture was completed with forceful suicide: on the eve of the vote, the leader of Otzma Yehudit refused to sign an agreement on the remaining votes with Ofer Winter's right-wing Amma Israel party, risking sending the bloc's mandate to the trash can. Ben-Gvir's fate turns out to be quite telling: he succeeded in handing out weapons to the settlers and inciting a record Arab voter turnout, but keeping his own seat is a much more difficult question. The far-right activist that Netanyahu suffered for years is in danger of "retirement". - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.