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To: anotherview
The Prime Minister is, first and foremost, a politician. He did what he had to do to cobble together a new coalition

I think the whole coalition-building system is completely screwed up and ultimately cheats the voters by putting the country at the mercy of these secondary single-issue parties. What Israel really needs is a two-party system like the US and not this multitude of single-issue-parties hefkerut (free-for-all) they're currently stuck with.

9 posted on 01/18/2005 1:55:12 PM PST by Alouette (Learned Mother of Zion)
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To: Alouette

Having lived in both countries I see flaws in both electoral systems. How many Americans do you know who were not happy with the choices they had in recent Presidential elections?

There has to be a middle somewhere. I just don't know where that somewhere is.

The only promising sign here is the merger of small parties into larger ones, i.e.: Yisrael b'Aliya and Gesher into Likud and Am Echad and Meimad into Labor immediately come to mind. Perhaps we'll end up with a smaller number of parties and less insanity.

I would miss the election commercials for the Green Leaf Party. They are truly humorous.


10 posted on 01/18/2005 2:05:35 PM PST by anotherview (Part of the Palestinians' "Zionist enemy" and proud of it.)
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