Blue and White was quick to point out yesterday that it is interested in the continuation of the current government, adding that it is the most disciplined faction in the coalition. The announcement expresses the party's recognition of its power to form a government with Netanyahu and must immediately clarify that it does not intend to do so, especially for itself, and to clarify along the way Gantz's feeling expressed in the number of leaks since the government was formed, according to which he considers himself more worthy of the prime minister than anyone else in the current coalition, and now he must say that he has no intention at all of realizing the potential, in case someone, for example himself, wonders whether there is or is not. Anemones are not in Israeli politics, and will not be, and there is nothing new under the sun or Netanyahu.

The political right is the agile side of Israeli politics, even more agile than the Blue and White Party and the political center, and yesterday, just an hour after Silman's announcement, the right had already set up a stand and a sign at the entrance to the Mahane Yehuda market in Jerusalem, and began the grueling campaign to form a government. In the attached video you can hear about the government of Shimon Ben Yaakov. Ben Yaakov ended his remarks, as can be seen, in a phrase we almost managed to forget, inspired by the biblical verse that a malicious government would move from the land.

Two changes expressed polls published yesterday, one is that Lieberman has weakened. And the second is that Shas has weakened. In the context of the first exchange, it is possible that the war in Ukraine, and Lieberman's good relations with Putin, alienate him from support. Lieberman, as Israel's foreign minister, sided with Putin in the Kremlin in 2011, declaring to the media that the Russian parliamentary elections were fair. In a way that has not been entirely clear to date, Lieberman did so contrary to the US position that the election was corrupt, contrary to the claim of tens of thousands of Russians who took to the streets in protest with the same common opinion to America. A foreign ministry observer of that election was Faina Kirschenbaum, of Lieberman's party, who was convicted about a year ago of corruption and sentenced to ten years in prison.

Regarding the weakening of Shas, the question is whether the weakening expresses disgust of Shas voters in Deri who was convicted twice in court, and once even sat in jail. It is possible that the second time he was convicted a few months ago was too much for the voters of the movement, and they are signaling to him the path of parting.