Former Deputy Minister Avir Kara to Skip Upcoming Knesset Elections
Former Deputy Minister Avir Kara announced on Tuesday that he will not run in the upcoming 26th Knesset elections. Kara, who had previously considered a run, stated that he did not find a political framework with the necessary "iron eggs and determination" to significantly alter the country's direction. He expressed disappointment with the current political landscape, suggesting that the upcoming elections would merely shuffle the same political players without bringing about meaningful change. "Israel does not need another change of two percent here and three percent there," Kara wrote, adding that the elections appear to be a mere reshuffling of the same deck of cards.
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