In a Times of Israel opinion piece, columnist Elli Benaiah writes that he is making a quick trip from Europe to vote in the Israeli elections, not to earn the right to criticize the next government but because he wants there to be less to criticize.
Times of Israel columnist Elli Benaiah published an opinion piece Monday afternoon in which he states that he will fly from Europe to Israel to vote in the upcoming elections. He writes that he is not making the trip to earn the moral right to criticize the next government, but rather because he wants there to be less to criticize. The piece adds a personal, international perspective to the ongoing political discourse around voter turnout and overseas voting, a topic that has featured in other coverage and commentary recently.
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