For more than a decade, every Israeli election has been sold to the public as a referendum on one man, Israel’s longest-serving prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu. We are told that the choice is simple: Yes Bibi or no Bibi.
On October 27, Israelis have an opportunity to reject the premise of this doctrine.
After three long years of war and bloodshed, the question on the ballot in the election, arguably the most significant in the country’s history, is far simpler, yet far more demanding and decisive for the future of the State of Israel: what kind of country do we want for
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