Racist Reality of Israel’s Election - What the Media Won't Tell You!

Right, so Benjamin Netanyahu’s opponents have spent this election trying to get rid of him. I cannot imagine why. The votes come in, his bloc falls short of a majority, and Palestinian parties emerge with enough seats to help put someone else in office. You might think that would be welcome news in the opposition camp. Hmm not so much. They’d have to talk to the Palestinians you see, and God forbid. Some of the very politicians promising to remove Netanyahu have already ruled out governing with Arab parties. They’ve helped sell the idea that relying on Palestinian representatives is somehow illegitimate. Now those representatives have won enough seats to matter, and the opposition is having to confront the consequences of its own bulls**t. So here’s how the numbers stack up now all the votes are in. Netanyahu’s bloc has 53 seats. Gadi Eisenkot’s opposition bloc has 48. Neither reaches the 61 needed for a majority. But the two Arab-led parties have 19 between them. Put those together with the opposition and you get 67. That is a possible route to replacing Netanyahu, and some of his opponents are still standing at the entrance insisting they couldn’t possibly go there. Apparently, the rescue boat for the self-proclaimed and divinely ordained Jewish state comes with the wrong flag.