The chronic instability of the proportional system must convince those who care about the country that our failed electoral method doesn't need fixing, rather changing – to a more regional-majoritorian system, which will stabilize the center of Israel's political map.
One can blame Netanyahu for bringing down the government and failing to honor agreements, but it is Benny Gantz who is responsible for getting us in this position in the first place. His lack of control over Blue and White was the main reason this government, and his party, have fallen apart at the seams.
Polls were giving Yamina the second-largest number of seats until Gideon Sa'ar announced his new party. Now, rather than replacing PM Netanyahu, party leader Naftali Bennett could find himself playing a different role.
Benny Gantz could have been defense minister for four years. Instead, he will be defense minister for less than a year.
It was clear to everyone that the unity deal between Likud and Blue and White would be short-lived. The only question now is who will get hurt when the mudslinging begins.