Both are unsuitable . She is a two bit dictator and he has been around for ages and obviously lacks leadership qualities. Time to say goodbye and call in somebody from the younger generation with a fresh new approach.

Shellys problem is she has an oversized ego and she is an ammuter who doesn't want to learn just have it all handed on a plate. Bibi asked her to join the coalition even offered the finance job but she refused on the grounds she wants to instead be leader of opposition. Better to be a leader with no power than to be a follower with some power. She doesn't like Lapids budget so she criticized it forgetting to mention the fact that had her ego not been so big she would have been the one who made the budget not Lapid. The woman wants to be PM but she is not interested in learning how to do anything but moan and thats why Labor did so badly at the election. She is a disaster waiting to happen and if Labor were to win the next election better for everybody if she wasn't PM.

with Israel's best interests at heart. Pandering to the 'uber dumb look at me generation of whiny poor me dummies' will not endear the party to anyone. The party must move back to its roots of being a party that works for the betterment of Israel. They must stop playing the politics of entitlement. It will not work for them. The politics of entitlement doesn't work for anyone.

terrorist supporters are terrorists!

Yachimovich has one achievement. As a powerful journalist, she helped push Israel to destroy the SLA and turn over the Lebanese people to the Hezbollah. She is the enabler of the Syrian/Iranian occupation of Lebanon, the Lebanon II war, the strategic threat from the North, and thousands of the dead in Syria. Herzog was the point man in "Amutot Barak", Israel's second biggest case of corruption (when counted in shekels). That these two are Labor's candidates says it all.

Yuckimovich looks like she's constipated! Maybe she can't dump the old ideology...

I am aware of the great hurdles Oslo victims face in obtaining compensation from the Labor Party. I am aware that Oslo victims are far less powerful than Labor politicians, whose criminally negligent actions caused their suffering. But somehow, Israel must do whatever is necessary to bring Labor Party culprits to justice for the immense suffering their party has caused to tens of thousands of Oslo victims.