Roi Litvak-Zur
@roizur.bsky.social
Political scientist at the University of Essex. Parties, voters, institutions, and representation. www.roizur.com
Sweden might be a "positive" example, but the experience in Israel has been the extreme opposite. Israel has huge coordination problems, instability, and governments without popular support. NL + threshold might look more like Israel than Sweden, which we all agree is a bad thing.
October 17, 2025 at 8:54 AM
Sweden might be a "positive" example, but the experience in Israel has been the extreme opposite. Israel has huge coordination problems, instability, and governments without popular support. NL + threshold might look more like Israel than Sweden, which we all agree is a bad thing.
Something like that, even less if you refer to % of Jews (i.e., excluding Arab citizens). But it also means that only those 2/3 Haredim are, and none of the Dati/Masorti are. At least a good chunk of each of these groups are Jewish Nationalists.
September 30, 2025 at 6:35 AM
Something like that, even less if you refer to % of Jews (i.e., excluding Arab citizens). But it also means that only those 2/3 Haredim are, and none of the Dati/Masorti are. At least a good chunk of each of these groups are Jewish Nationalists.
This is no chance Israel is correctly measured. It goes against everything we know from years of public opinion research in Israel.
September 29, 2025 at 6:48 AM
This is no chance Israel is correctly measured. It goes against everything we know from years of public opinion research in Israel.
Could it be something technical like the count stops when the last seat is populated? @laderafrutal.bsky.social
September 5, 2025 at 3:35 PM
Could it be something technical like the count stops when the last seat is populated? @laderafrutal.bsky.social
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