Anna Rita Prandini

Yousef Jabareen, leader of the Arab-majority Joint List alliance, was sworn into the Knesset. As Jabareen uttered the words "I swear," National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir interjected and shouted at him, "Swears allegiance to Hamas!"

Ad Eisenkot incarico di formare un governo *President Isaac Herzog Concludes Consultations and Announces He Will Task Gadi Eisenkot With Forming a Government* Following President Isaac Herzog’s announcement at the conclusion of the round of consultations on Thursday that he would hold further conversations over the weekend, this evening (November 7, 2026), the President informed the Leader of the Yashar party, Gadi Eisenkot, of his intention to task him with forming a government. President Herzog has invited Gadi Eisenkot to the President’s Residence, where he will be tasked with forming the government tomorrow (November 8, 2026) at 17:00. During the round of consultations, factions totaling 67 members of Knesset recommended to President Herzog that Yashar Leader Gadi Eisenkot be tasked with forming the government. Factions totaling 46 members of Knesset recommended Prime Minister and Likud Leader Benjamin Netanyahu MK, and one faction of seven members of Knesset chose not to recommend anyone. Over the past several days, the President has held in-depth talks with various figures across the political system, including meetings with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and with Yashar Leader Gadi Eisenkot, to whom he conveyed his intention. Once the President has tasked a member of Knesset with forming a government, that member of Knesset will have 28 days under Basic Law: The Government to form a new government. Should more time be required, the President is authorized by law to grant an extension of up to 14 additional days.

Eisenkot signals readiness for minority government to replace Netanyahu haaretz.com/israel-news/isra…

Misurare la parità da un foulard, e da mezzo passo in una foto, è un metodo interessante. Proviamo con qualche dato in più. La signora nella foto è Sarah Jukaku, psichiatra, con il suo studio ad Ann Arbor. Nel discorso per la vittoria alle primarie il marito l'ha ringraziata per aver tenuto in piedi la famiglia "alongside her medical practice", continuando a fare il medico, e si è detto "onorato" di continuare insieme a lei dopo vent'anni. Un uomo che davanti a tutti riconosce il lavoro e il sacrificio della moglie. Ma lei cammina mezzo passo dietro e porta il velo, e tanto basta per stabilire che non c'è parità. Curioso concetto di emancipazione: la donna è libera solo se si veste come piace a noi. E prima di dare lezioni guardando una foto americana, forse conviene guardare in casa nostra. In Italia la violenza sulle donne non ha bisogno di veli: arriva quasi sempre da mariti, compagni ed ex, in famiglie che di velato non hanno niente. Il rispetto si giudica da come si tratta una donna, non da cosa ha in testa. Ogni tanto, prima di commentare, imparare a tacere è la forma più alta di parità. 😉

תראו מה הולך כאן עכשיו בת"א: עשרות אלפים צועדים בעד הקמת ממשלה יהודית-ערבית על בסיס 67 המנדטים שניצחו בבחירות. מנדטים של יהודים וערבים שרוצים שינוי. זה מה שהעם הכריע ועכשיו - להקים ממשלה.

Thousands across Israel potest Netanyahu government three days before elections haaretz.com/israel-news/elec…

המטרה: למעלה מ-70% הצבעה בחברה הערבית, שישאירו את שתי מפלגות הימין המתנדנדות מתחת לאחוז החסימה ויבטיחו ניצחון בבחירות ביום שלישי. זה אפשרי, והחל מהיום ועד שלישי בשעה 22:00, כשיסגרו הקלפיות, אני לא חוזר הביתה ואעבור יישוב יישוב כדי לשכנע מתלבטים אחרונים לצאת ולהצביע. התחלנו!