Chaos is about to ensue.
Every party in Israel wants the Ministry of Education under their control, including Shas, the fanatic religious party which is lead by the king of amadáns and the Likud, the right-wing party lead by that demagogue schmuck.
One of them will get it. That's for sure. Tsipi Livni, the one who is supposed to become the next Prime Minister of Israel, keeps sucking up to them to build a strong coalition, and keeps on giving their party hundreds of bilions of shekels for their fiendish ways. It's quite likely she'll let them have their way here as well, as she'd done with their wish to increase the money given to families with many children (like all these Haredic leeches have). Either that, or Bibi, king of demagogues, will get it (or worse―he'll win the elections and does whatever he wants with the country), which means the Nakba will become a forbidden name that even whispering it will get teachers fired (actually, that'll just mean the current situation will be worsened: my two Arabic teachers might get fired for teaching the subject), and the students of Israel will have to get used to a much more militant education (just today I heard him speak about Rehav'am 'Gandhi' Zeevi and how he hated the 'shirkers'...). Either way, this country will soon go down the memory hole.
The only question now is how.
Looking at the present state, I feel unusually happy with Yuli Tamir. She might be a tactless idiot who wants to kick Jabotinsky out of the education programme, but at least she's the first Minister/ress of Education in Israel to have ever visited the Jerusalem Open House, and she wants to introduce the Green Line to the education programme. I feel like singing!
Rule, O Yuli! Rule us youth!
Shas's fucks are on the loose!
Meh, it could've been worse. There might've been a Hasidic party competing for the job as well, and they are even worse than the Orthodox Jews, because they appeal to the foolish masses (and are even greater liars than they are, having the nerve to call Bono Jewish). As the Ethiopian proverb says, 'Curse God not for creating the tiger; praise him for not giving him wings.'
Ceterum censeo Meam She'arim Benem-Barakque esse delendas.
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