הרואין פוליטי: המחיר שמשלמת ישראל על השותפות עם המפלגות החרדיות | עמיחי אתאלי

Subscription plan "On the Meaning Plus" ➕: https://bit.ly/4bZqvRi Early access to episodes 🎧 Premium clips 💎 Weekly meeting 🖥️ Access to courses 🧮 Support for independent and influential media outlets 📢 In this episode of the podcast "On the Meaning," Attorney Tamir Dortal hosts journalist Amichai Atali for a conversation about the deep crises in Israeli society, the role of the media in influencing and the worrying disconnect between elected officials and the ordinary citizen. During the interview, Atali delivers a regular and surprising commentary on the ills of the political system in Israel. He talks about his personal experiences with the insufferable Israeli bureaucracy, and explains why modern Zionism is being harmed by the very mechanisms that are supposed to serve it. Atali does not spare criticism of his own camp, either, and attacks the inability of the Haredi and religious-national leadership to offer constructive solutions to the issue of conscription. and the economy. The conversation delves into explosive issues: Is the Israeli media trapped in an endless "loop" of hatred? Why do high-quality Knesset members avoid entering the system, and how working conditions and salaries in the Knesset affect the quality of legislation? Atali shares his insights on the "Alliance of Servants" and the need for a broad Zionist coalition to break the power of pressure groups and lobbyists who control Knesset committees. Listeners will be exposed to a sharp political analysis of the parties' chances in the next elections, the significance of generals entering politics, and the moral dilemmas that accompany journalistic work in times of war. Atali also offers a unique perspective on the legal system, and explains why true conservatism requires people who think outside the message page. What are the new and dangerous "rules of the game" created by demonstrations in front of elected officials' houses? Why are the Ministries of Agriculture and Education stuck in the past? And what makes a journalist distinctly right-wing? Should we call for a broad government of 80 seats? Merchandise 👕🏷: https://bit.ly/AlHmMerchandise Business inquiries 💼 – Matan: 058-424-2590 List of recommended readings 📚: https://bit.ly/3rXRwvN Newsletter 📧 - http://eepurl.com/iv2c6k 00:00:00 Activism "on the Meaning" in the Knesset 00:01:23 Opening and conversation with Amichai Atali 00:03:50 The media loop and the lack of new faces in politics 00:05:27 Bureaucratic hell: The story of the son's allergy 00:08:20 Why is it difficult for new immigrants to succeed in Israel? 00:10:52 Algorithm of Goodness versus Journalistic Criticism 00:12:35 The confrontation with Aryeh Erlich and the issue of The Conscription 00:14:43 New Rules of the Game: Demonstrations in Front of Private Homes 00:21:55 Is Netanyahu and Hitler? Dangerous Historical Comparisons 00:26:00 Knesset Members' Salaries and the Need for Quality Aides 00:33:11 Towards the Elections: Bennett, Eisenkot and the Blocs 00:41:40 The Economic Failure of the Haredi Sector and Religious Zionism 00:45:08 Legal Reform: Between Conservatism and Message Pages 01:02:40 Haredi Conscription in War: Is There a Change on the Ground? 01:13:30 Pressure Groups and Lobbyists in Knesset Committees 01:18:00 The Ministry of Agriculture, the Cost of Living and the Role of the Media #Podcast #On_Meaning Studio Design: Yair Karl