Elections, elections everywhere, not Israel, but all over the world, and particularly where I am right now, it's unholy.

I'm Jonathan Friedland of The Guardian in London.

And I'm Unite Levy something that might make you, I don't know, never talk to me again, but I'm going to take that chance.

Okay, it's a risk.

I consider sitting down and embracing yourself.

I think Netanyahu might be right.

Can I explain?

I'm stunned silence, but go on, yes.

See, tell me why.

There's more constant in the chaos that is our lives is that the modus operandi of the Israeli

Prime Minister is to delay, delay, and delay, right?

Never do anything earlier than you should postpone, play the waiting game, kick the can

down the road, never initiate and don't do anything

prematurely, right? This is his ideology, live to see another political day. Now, why am I saying

all this? Because I'm looking around me, you say elections everywhere, I'm looking at, you know,

Mr. McCone, who decided to go to early parliamentary elections, or Rishi

Sunak this day, elections in the UK. We'll talk about that, of course, at length, deciding

on early general elections, or Joe Biden deciding on going to an early debate. The opposite of

Benjamin Nett Nyao's ideology. Look where they all are today. That's what I wanted to

say. I think it is such a good point. I'm going to shock you. I completely agree with you. And by the way,

that shouldn't be so shocking because even though I oppose and disapprove of every principle and

idea and project of Benjamin Nathan Yahuas, I've never said that he's anything other

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