Israel Katz, our new Finance Minister, has a unique opportunity to break the food monopolies and give back some money to Israelis consumers.

Fat cats at the Dairy Board are milking millions of Israelis customers, and especially the lowest-income families

Our two prime ministers could have been responsible and weaken the Israeli bureaucracy monster; instead, they decided to put it on steroids

Contact tracing may be a necessity, but it needs to be entirely voluntary and based on reciprocal trust between government and citizens

If regulation makes it impossible for parents to find suitable daycare, the chance of economic recovery becomes slimmer every day.

Our government needs to trust us again and treat us like the responsible adults we are. Rules don't protect us ; they only control us

Israelis are reluctant to support coercive policies against its citizens regardless of their trust in the government to do the right thing.

The government is getting fatter and fatter, the men and women carrying it are getting leaner and leaner.

The economic burden is carried almost exclusively by the least privileged households. Lockdown is a tax on the low-income families!

Our ancestors valued freedom, and it is not ours to throw away. We have a moral commitment to passing it to the next generation.

Corona didn't cause a shortage of eggs in Israel; wrong corrupted protectionist policies did.

It is a perfect time for our politicians to remember their campaign promises and legalize cannabis.

Giving money to the people eliminates favoritisms and keeps the government accountable. It is not a good policy, but it is the least bad

This time our politicians aren't playing with our money only, they are playing with our freedom, our livelihoods, our families.

Yes, capitalism is the only system that will help us in this crisis because it is the best at generating growth, income, and jobs.

The days we aren't obedient enough, our Prime Minister administers a new punishment in the evening. Is it the world we want to live in?

When the unimaginable becomes a reality. Have we all fallen willingly in a world dystopia, to fight an invisible enemy?

Why not consider asking the high-risk population to stay home, while others keep the economy going.

The recovery will emerge from private creative minds and not from obsolete public companies.

Adoption of new ways of working could be beneficial to many workers and help solve the worst Israeli foes