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Israeli writer criticizes Lapid's leadership
The writer in Haaretz criticizes Yair Lapid, leader of the Yesh Atid party, for his performance and for blaming the opposition's destruction in Israel during Benjamin Netanyahu's tenure, especially after his silence during the recent crises since October 7. He points to the decline of Yesh Atid and the shrinking role of opposition, noting that six Knesset members from the party have retired. The article states that Lapid failed to confront Netanyahu, and that the opposition under his leadership was superficial, limited to speeches. Veli also criticizes Lapid’s stance on the Gaza war, accusing him of avoiding addressing war crimes, which has left a political void that significantly weakened the opposition. He attributes the party’s decline to its leadership’s failure, highlighting that Centrist parties lack independent projects and rely heavily on Lapid’s media popularity. The repeated emergence of centrist parties is often accompanied by rapid decline. In conclusion, Veli doubts the capacity of genuine opposition to emerge and describes Lapid as a statesman of institutional integrity, suggesting that perhaps he should return to writing articles rather than engaging in political work.
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