Like many immigrants from the former Soviet Union, my father had an aversion to the left. But if one 85-year-old can change his mind, there are others like him
Two things that give me a cautious but also a wonderful sense of hope happened in our very small Pevzner family. The first is that one of my brothers, who in all his 36 years in Israel had never voted and refused to discuss it until recently, announced a few weeks ago with some embarrassment and even surprise at himself that he had decided to vote after all. For Gadi Eisenkot.