Bill, you're one of the few people I genuinely admire and respect. But I must say that I wholeheartedly disagree with you on this. It makes little difference who Israelis elect. The overwhelming majority of Muslims in the Arab world and beyond are not going to abandon their hostility towards Israel and antisemitism simply because its government changes. As I've said before, when I was a Muslim antisemite, my hatred wasn't driven by any particular Israeli politician. It made no difference to me whether Israel was governed by the most peace-loving, left-wing politician or by someone on the right whom I, and the world, considered anti-Arab. The hostility was there regardless. Ben Gvir and Smotrich are simply convenient excuses for people who want to justify their anti-Israel hatred. Look at the political leadership in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and elsewhere in the Arab world. Look at their blatant antisemitism. Why does their conduct so rarely lead people to suggest that Muslims as a whole are antisemitic, while the actions and rhetoric of Ben Gvir and Smotrich are routinely used to portray Israel as a nation of extremists?