Maariv – Adapted

After settling the issue and choosing to lower the Knesset's reasonableness, we are now faced with a fresh circumstance that necessitates recalculating the course of action.

Non-violent protests should continue more effectively with a new, brief, and appropriate narrative. Over time, the protest narrative about regime change has taken on many shapes. To wit, new topics were engaged in the protest context, like the expense of living. These changes did not significantly alter the protest; however, they did raise doubts that made it weaker.

As we have already stated, we are now confronted with a new reality as a result of the decision to limit the role of reasonableness. We continue to scream against authoritarianism, but the true issue is Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Let's take a cue from the Egyptians who shouted "Leave" at Tahrir Square to oust the Mubarak regime. They pictured hundreds of thousands of protesters hoisting their country's flags and yelling at the Prime Minister with a single voice and one leap, "Leave!" Mubarak's overthrow brought about change. Every fort built by humans has been invaded by this enormous aftermath. Let's drop it from public life and concentrate on the one person to see salvation.