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Israeli right shifts from election bids to dominance fight
The article focuses on a profound shift in the Israeli political landscape, where the inclusion of Knesset member Tal Gutlieb into the Otzma Yehudit party reflects a change in the Israeli right's attitudes toward authority and the boundaries of power. The right is now redefining the concept of the state and its policies in a way that supports its unrestrained dominance, adopting issues that were previously outside the consensus, such as hardline positions towards prisoners, punitive measures, including displacement. This transformation mirrors a broader struggle over the identity of the political system, where elections are no longer just contests for seats but battles over who has the ability to shape the state's form and the limits of authority. Meanwhile, the right continues to attempt to cement control through political conflicts with official institutions, while the left faces similar resistance in an effort to preserve its positions.
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