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No Man Is Indispensable
The article argues that election results confirm that power does not belong to the ruler, and that voters can redistribute power and hold leaders accountable. Democrats took control of both chambers of the U.S. Congress, winning at least seven Senate seats and more than 20 House districts, amid the influence of issues including the cost of living, economic anxiety, the war with Iran, and concerns about corruption. In the Knesset election, Arab lists increased their representation to 19 of the 120 seats, with turnout at 77.9%. Neither Netanyahu’s bloc, with 53 seats, nor the Change bloc, with 48, secured the 61 seats needed to form a government on its own. The article notes that these results alone do not prove that voters’ views on Palestine determined the outcome, but they do reflect shifts in public debate and underscore that political participation, organization, and accountability are ways to change the balance of power.
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