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Therefore, the government doesn't reflect the will of the people, currently, and the will of the people is not directing Israel, therefore, they are somewhat irrelevant...until the election, whenever that is.

That's basically true of most governments, "currently" is controlled by the government. But the will of the people elected the current government. Why assume they are against the government actions? "Large parts of Israel probably wants peace". I've seen some protests but nothing that would lead me to believe the majority was against the government actions. I was hoping you had more insight. I'm to lazy to research it. lol

I remember @ a couple of years ago there were several elections in Israel. I didn't understand that, I'm used to the US with fixed election dates. Not sure what triggers elections in Israel.