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  Netanyahu doesn’t need this shit.
  Most Israelis are secular and in fact progressive. They only vote for him out of security concerns. (They are in a rather precarious position)
  There’s no current coalition that’s both hardline on security and military issues and socially progressive.
  So the government will keep collapsing because of outliers.
context: These right-wing Orthodox Jews are really biting off more than they can chew. The backlash from the secular (majority) voter base at the next election will be huge. >
  
  My man, you underestimate how brainwashed they are.
  The reiligious people will keep on voting their reiligious parties, that won't change.
  The secular that vote BiBi? They will believe and excuse everything he says or does and truly believe his dumbest of lies. It's a personality cult, what he does matters very little at this point. >
  
  the last part you said is not entirely true, from people around me who voted bibi i hear that they are disappointed and "surprised" by what had happened with the orthodox jews. >
  
  Some might be suprised, but the majority don't.
  And even those suprised, will they vote some else now? Probably not
  Already I have seen some people activly support the legalizaton of racism because "it's by him, it'll only target the LGBT/arabs and fuck 'em"
  People that mention how the left is at fault for the economic and security state of the country(despite, out of the last....15 ish last years, they were in power for a single year)
  How 4 general commanders are anti-israel and the ONLY person who it makes sense to control the military+ police is a guy who was refused service on account of being mentally unstable
  Or how things he preached about his "enemies" doing but then did it himself, at that point it was fine.
  His followers defend everything with "whataboutism"
  He is just about everything wrong with politics, thriving off of hate and seperation >
  
  enough are suprised for him not to elect again(if there were magically an election in the next week otherwise people will forget). >
  
  Let’s not waste more money just to elect the same asshole again.
  It’s obvious that the majority is heavily right leaning and has begun flirting with fascism.
  Personally I’ve given up on seeing a competent, well functioning government here, nor do I think we will get a leftist government anytime soon. 
  I feel like it’s been over for a while, and I’m tired of pretending there’s something left to fight for. 
  Most right wingers here are objectively and horribly racist, homophobic and xenophobic.
  I’m not under the pretense that they can be “saved”. >
  
  A lefitis goverment does not exist for the simple fact that the israeli left is non-existing
  You have "left" which is ONLY Meretz, and Haavoda to a lesser extent
  The rest are "BiBi's Left" aka not left at all, just not siding with him >
  
  Well of course,  religious Zealots are going to Zealot. >
  
  Zealot >
  
  Thank you >
  
  My pleasure! I was hooked on phonics personally so I can see how that error would be easy. >
  
  Obviously the original post has been edited but the way it reads now, it looks like you call OP a zealot for their opinion on religious zealots and their response is “Thank you!” >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 67%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  JERUSALEM - Israel's largest medical center and health care workers from hospitals around the country have spoken out against remarks by allies of Benjamin Netanyahu calling for a law to allow discrimination against LGBTQ people in hospitals and businesses.
  Earlier this week, two Netanyahu allies from the ultranationalist Religious Zionism party said that their faction seeks to change an anti-discrimination law in a way that would permit businesses and doctors to deny service to LGBTQ people on the basis of religious belief.
  ADVERTISEMENT. Orit Struck, a Religious Zionist lawmaker, said her party seeks a change to the country's anti-discrimination law that would include allowing religious health care providers to refuse to treat LGBTQ patients "So long as there are enough other doctors to provide care."
  
  
  Extended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: Religious^#1 against^#2 LGBTQ^#3 Netanyahu^#4 party^#5 >
  
  Amazing but not shocking that this crook keeps maintaining and acquiring power >
  
  He failed forming government so many times, yet they keep making him prime minister, is there no one else?! >
  
  
  , is there no one else?!
  
  honestly, there isn't. His main opponent (Yair Lapid) right now is a former fluff journalist, not very bright and comes off as arrogant, very fake and not sincere. The second was our equivalent of chairman of joint chiefs of staff, but seems like a very uninspiring man who just failed his way upward along the way.
  I would take either of them just to get the country forward and move out of this situation, but in a normal circumstance I would want neither of them, and they are a big part of his success. Lapid has been trying for at least since 2015 to wink to the right wing audience with no success, because he is completely fake, and all he did was despair left wing voters enough to stay at home.  
  Above all we are cautionary tale of what happens when a political party (the left in our case) spends no time in building new leaders for the future and a vacuum is created. >
  
  
  His main opponent (Yair Lapid) right now is a former fluff journalist, not very bright and comes off as arrogant, very fake and not sincere.
  
  As always, progressives (or at least relatively progressive) struggle because they actually have standards and expect their leaders to be competent and qualified in any way.