Because we got there early, it only took us 1 hour and 15 minutes until we finally got to the front of the line and got tested. The line was very long behind us when we left.

Technical glitches happen, and I won't complain about that. But they were very slow. And with the massive crowds of people wanting to get tested, with similar reports from cities all around Israel, they should have moved faster, and they should especially have opened more lines with more testing agents instead of just two rows of cars. If they want people to get tested, you can't make them wait in line for 2 hours or more. Find a way to make it more efficient.

PM Bennett sold himself as a better manager/administrator than Netanyahu, with his experience from the army and hi tech. As a CEO he would be fired if he ran his company like this. Take some of that great managerial experience you claim to have and do this better.