Knesset Member admits the color war is all a show for the camera

In this short video, Knesset Member Matan Kahana gives us a brief tour of a special lounge that surrounds the Knesset plenary. It's called the "parsa", which means horseshoe in Hebrew. Presumably this is because of the shape of the corridor, or because this is where the puppet leaders go to trample on the people.

As Kahana states: "The parsa is the antithesis to the arguments and shouting that go on in the plenary. How can this be? Because only Knesset members are permitted to enter the parsa — no journalists, no cameras. Therefore, in the parsa it's possible to see Knesset Members from all the factions, Charedim, Arabs, Jews, leftists, rightists, all sitting together in brotherhood, peace, and friendship.

"And I say that if we, the representatives of the people, 120 Members of the Knesset, can live in such peace with one another without cameras, all the people can live in peace with each other. I wish the State of Israel would behave like the parsa."

What?! You mean all the Knesset members are just putting on a performance for the media and the cameras, who are in on it and dutifully play their role? You mean Ben Gvir and Smotrich actually sit and chill with their Arab counterparts after dishing out inflammatory sound bites for public consumption? You mean the Charedi puppets sit with Lapid and Lieberman like friends and brothers after demonizing each other's constituents? You mean Bibi sits and jokes around with the leftists that are trying to bring down him and his "right wing coalition"?

You mean the whole color war is all a big act, and they are really all working toward the same agenda while pretending to represent you and advocate for you? You mean they get their marching orders and rehearse their lines, divide the people and turn them against each other, then go to the lounge and laugh about how stupid the people are?

Where's the evidence? Right from the horse's mouth, standing in the horseshoe.

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