Rabbi Lior Englman Jokes About Proliferation of New Political Parties Ahead of Elections

Rabbi Lior Englman humorously addressed the surge of new political parties forming ahead of the upcoming elections. He remarked with a smile that something might be wrong with him, as he is the only one who has not yet established a party. Englman used his comments to subtly criticize the political fragmentation and the frequent splits among politicians. He quipped that everyone seems to be experts in division, especially in arithmetic related to vote percentages. He concluded with a witty remark suggesting that some politicians must have struggled with lessons about the electoral threshold in school.