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By מערכת חמ״לUpdated 43 minutes ago
Politics11:29 · 46m ago

Two Upcoming Sabbaths Could Spark Major Change, Analyst Suggests

HamalCenter
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
The story · English

An Israeli news analyst, Max Sabag, has suggested that the next two upcoming Sabbaths could bring about significant changes in the country. He expressed a hope that following the upcoming elections, Israel will elect a government that serves the people, rather than one that the people feel they are serving. Sabag criticized the current political situation, referring to it as a 'Gualition' (a portmanteau of 'Gush Dan' and 'Coalition,' implying a dysfunctional or corrupt union) and stating that the public is working for the government. He characterized the current politicians as shallow, failed, and corrupt. The commentary was presented in collaboration with the news system Hamal and the Hidabroot channel, highlighting it as a significant topic.

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