Shlomo Shamir/Maariv (adapted)

Legitimacy manifestation delivered by Itmar Ben-Gvir constantly reveals the weakness of both parties in the Israeli political field, represented in Knesset's two parties: Meretz and Yahadut Ha-Torah. In addition, the attempts of the leader of the opposition to prepare a vacancy for Itamar Ben-Gvir in the government that is going to be established -as long as this party achieved the majority in the upcoming election- is a vivid evidence of the bankrupt of the Left-wing and vacuum of principles that the leaders of Hasidic-Haredi party dwell in.

It seems that the Center-left-wing and its spokespeople marginalized the principles of socialism and aspirations for social equality, society's problem-solving, and individuals' crises. Socialism is all about concentrating on finding solutions for accommodation hardship, cost of living and the likes; as socialism doesn't mean to find a solution for the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. It can't even take an action toward a two-State-solution or even put it on the priorities list as the spokespeople of Center-left-wing did. If this is true and the Center-left-wing turned into a small minority, then the ones to be blamed are the leaders of Meretz party.

As for Moshe Jaffna, the chairman of the Yahadut Ha-Torah party, it is not beyond acceptance that someone like Ben-Gvir is to be accepted in the political field; for he is not only a politically sophisticated, but a great symbol of the religious Zionist and a well-known idol in the community of Haredi party youths.

It's notably to mention that Jeffrey and the deputies of Yahadut Ha-Torah have long lost all attention to the values of religion and Judaism, and are satisfied with the advancement of Ben Gvir to a central and leading political figure. This was encouraged by the opposition President Benjamin Netanyahu.