Only two choices exist that make sense from the 4th round of Israeli elections, but that doesn’t mean we will see one of them occur.
By Rabbi Prof. Dov Fischer, INN , Apr 29 , 2021 6:23 AM

Given the allocation of Knesset seats, there easily are 65 seats for a right-wing political, moderately conservative social, and religiously respectful government.
It actually is pretty good that such choices exist. Israel has come quite a way since its left-wing Labor governments included outright Stalinists who comprised a bona fide Jewish party, Mapam, that once won as many 19 Knesset seats. It took Golda Meir and Moshe Dayan catastrophically conducting the Yom Kippur War, Ehud Olmert and Amir Peretz conducting the 2006 Second Lebanon War even more incompetently, Yitzhak Rabin bribing Alex Goldfarb (with a Mitsubishi and a driver) and Gonen Segev of Raful Eitan’s right-wing Tzomet party into supporting Oslo II, and finally Ehud Barak unilaterally ceding South Lebanon and Ariel Sharon doing the same with Gush Katif. And everyone experienced the results in horrible ways none will ever forget.
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