article I have ever read on this site. The very idea sounds like a slogan someone would be chanting at an anti-government rally. I understand wanting to present different views, but this is the sort of thing I'd expect to read in The Onion or at least on 1. April. On another note, the author has made me thirsty for Tirush Carmel.

What's wrong with you? Have you ever heard about such thing as irony (and bitter at that)?

And blow up women and children with bombs. Jewish extremists are a pain in the ass, but no comparison. It's like saying Timothy McVey (Oklahoma bomber) represented all Christian Evangelicals.

It's hard for us to admit it, I know. I struggled for years with my arrogance and superiority-complex that is shared, I believe, by quite a few regulars here. But recently I began taking medication that has helped me immensely to grow up. I'm probably rambling (an unfortunate side effect of said medication) but I just want to say that the article is a timely and valid satire of what Israel is becoming.

Probably not all understand the bitter irony In fact it is regrettable if despite democratic rules about 10 percent of the population could impose with political pressure to the other 90 percent his own unpopular changes.

Why on Earth does the author use a picture of sukkot (presumably during Sukkot) for this article?

Comparing democratic, free Israel with murderous genocidal Iran is obscene. Gefen's articles are never good but this is a new low.

She will, of course, pull your arms off for pulling this sort of stunt, but these are the risks of the talkback zone.

one with a strong hint of truth in it. After all the years of reward and indulgence by the state, no one should be surprised at these types now trying to throw their weight around on the street with the rest of the populace. Your home-grown fundamentalists are gettin' sassy, and testing the limits of what they can pull!

Never seen such an op-ed in ynet, great stuff lol

It is interesting how religious soldiers not listening to woman singers in the army is considered keeping women down. Why are the women singing inthe army to begin with? Isn't that keeping them down? Make them generals, not singers.