איזנקוט שקל מהלך מפתיע עם נתניהו, ואז ליברמן נכנס לתמונה: "איבד שליטה" | דניאל רוט אבנרי

The article discusses the political maneuvering and shifting alliances following the recent Knesset swearing-in ceremony, focusing on the "change bloc" and the Likud party's perspective. It highlights the perceived abandonment of election promises by the change bloc, particularly regarding the ultra-Orthodox draft exemption, suggesting that personal animosity towards Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has superseded these commitments. The author notes that while ultra-Orthodox parties are focused on securing a draft exemption, members of the Joint List demonstratively left the plenum during the national anthem. The piece questions whether Gadi Eisenkot will regain control of the situation and whether Naftali Bennett might eventually reconcile with Netanyahu. The Likud party, meanwhile, believes that patience will pay off, predicting the collapse of the current government within months and anticipating a significant right-wing victory in subsequent elections. The article also touches on the commercialization of Hanukkah doughnuts, contrasting them with traditional ones and proposing a social protest for affordable doughnuts.