Israelis will head to the polls on October 27, facing a choice that goes far beyond which political bloc wins the most seats or which party leads the next coalition.
For the politicians vying for our vote to lead the country, the task ahead is not simply to form the next government, but to begin putting the country back together.
After years of war, political turmoil, social division, and eroding public trust, the country needs a government capable of doing more than surviving from one Knesset vote to the next. It needs a government with the stability, breadth, and public legitimacy to
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