Presidential Power, Civil Unrest, and Election Abstention

The chapter delves into the limitations of presidential power, the looming specter of civil unrest in the upcoming election, and the concept of not voting as a form of political expression. It explores the controversial political landscape around the former president and criticizes the major parties for their current state, while also discussing the role of the judiciary in safeguarding democracy. The conversation touches on the threats faced by Israel and compares past conflicts to the current situation in light of adversarial forces like Hamas.