Maariv – Adapted

There are many benefits for the existing circumstance. First, some of the coup laws must be decided by the Supreme Court of Justice. Netanyahu will be forced to decide between giving up and a further worsening of the regime's crisis if the laws are overturned. Second, to convince investors to invest and pilots to fly. We need to announce that the systemic revolution is no longer on the schedule.

Thirdly, Netanyahu's plan to use the national-constitutional crisis to make a personal criminal issue into a political one worked. It compel the democratic camp to choose between Netanyahu's legal battles and the state we desire.

An urgent agreement between the democratic protest camp and long-term strategic costs is necessary. Netanyahu will serve out the remainder of the current term as prime minister between Likud and Haredi. He leads a Government of National Unity at the conclusion of which the President pardons him, and in a new coalition configuration that is capable of concluding a historic normalization agreement with Saudi Arabia. He also  won't run in the next election; instead, he will step down from a position of authority without having won any votes. Gantz, Lapid, Bla Smotrich, and Ben Gvir form an immediate equal alliance, and a presidential committee is established to draft a constitution.

For a period of seven years, the Haredis are exempt from recruitment. A new national crisis on the Haredi issue and technology migration are now inevitable due to the lack of agreement on a solution.