The “non-decision-making process” occupies a significant chapter in the theory and practice of politics. The eight-fighting tribe Coalition for Change that will rule Israel from this week on (for a while, at least) is based on refraining from taking decisions on controversial issues. Of course, it is not going to work. Reality changes, opportunities to screw the partners arise, and decisions need to be taken. It will be a free-for-all Roman circus spectacle.
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