-- former MK Chaim Ramon

Ramon has recently started sounding like a right wing, and even religious, politician. When he was in politics he was left wing. 

Not specifically to Chaim Ramon, but with all the calls to tell Netanyahu to give it up and go home and let someone else from the Likud form a government - why does anyone think Netanyahu would listen, just because the Haredi parties call on him to do so? He will continue to say, I was elected by Likud members to lead the party, don't tell us how to run our party, don't tell us who can lead our party and who cannot.

The Haredi parties should perhaps not have tied themselves to whatever Netanyahu decides, but that's another discussion. They are no better than anybody else regarding telling Netanyahu to go home.