This is John Batchelor.

This is John Batchelor.

Conversation with my colleague Peter Berkowitz of the Hoover Institution, his column at real-clear

politics, addressing a book, Mika Goodman's new book in Hebrew

language only so far as being translated.

The 8th day, Israel after October 7th.

This is the politics and the culture and the determination of the people of Israel in the face

of existential risk. the Hamas attack, the Hezbollah attacks, the Houthi

attacks, all of this right now and Mr Goodman has written a book about how Israel's united in the present contest.

But at the same time, leftover is the division that was prominent in political conversation from January of 2003

till the day before October 6th. October the 8th day the day after is where we are now. Here Peter Berkowitz explains

that the cabinet is united it's a almost almost national cabinet. However, the leading party in this cabinet, if the

polls are accurate, is not a coup for Mr. Netanyahu, but his Benny Gans's party.

And that would be in the event of an election likelihood to form a government. So the intricacies of the eighth day

include a change of direction after Hamas is defeated, after Hezbollah is pushed

back from the attacks on Northern Israel after Iran has dealt with.

Here's Peter Berkowitz to explain the cabinet and the promise of a change of government in the near future.

Almost all parties. a change of government in the near future.

Almost all parties are participating.

Certainly the party that according to the polls

would win the most votes in the next election,

that's the party led in the next election.

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