As it is, polls show the public’s trust in the Knesset is devastatingly low. So, if you oppose the death penalty, the fact that the coalition is legitimizing it is a problem. And if you support the death penalty, the fact that this bill will probably change nothing is a problem. The same goes for any of the other bills. What the Knesset needs now is what Elvis Presley once called a little less conversation, a little more action – if only the coalition partners will let that happen.

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This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "As it is, polls show the public’s trust in the Knesset is devastatingly low. So, if you oppose the death penalty, the fact that the coalition is legitimizing it is a problem. And if you support the death penalty, the fact that this bill will probably change nothing is a problem. The same goes for any of the other bills. What the Knesset needs now is what Elvis Presley once called a little less conversation, a little more action – if only the coalition partners will let that happen." in the context of "Lahav Harkov, in a Jerusalem Post article entitled IN NETANYAHU’S COALITION, PARTIES JOCKEY FOR HEADLINE-GRABBING LEGISLATION, as published on January 4, 2017." to mean that wisdom is timeless.