Welcome to the fourth episode of Paralyzed Nation, a podcast drilling down into the hard questions facing Israeli voters ahead of the looming November 1 elections.

In our limited series podcast, Amanda Borschel-Dan speaks with Times of Israel political analysts and learns about the forces that have brought us to this political deadlock.

In this fourth episode, we hear an evening of information and laughs as our political team - editor David Horovitz, senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur, political correspondents Tal Schneider and Carrie Keller-Lynn and settlements reporter Jeremy Sharon - addressed our readers' election concerns.

Among the many questions, we hear about: What would happen if the election ends in another stalemate? Could we potentially -- in the coming years -- see a mass mobilization of the public against the government on Israel's streets? Is there any candidate that would want to really reform the system?

In addition to the questions and answers, you'll hear how our live audience voted during the event, including on who most likely will be prime minister versus who should be prime minister.

In future episodes, we'll hear more from our expert ToI political team, who will answer voicemail questions from listeners. Please send questions to podcast@timesofisrael.com.

Welcome to the fourth episode of Paralyzed Nation, a podcast drilling down into the hard questions facing Israeli voters ahead of the looming November 1 elections.
In our limited series podcast, Amanda Borschel-Dan speaks with Times of Israel political analysts and learns about the forces that have brought us to this political deadlock.
In this fourth episode, we hear an evening of information and laughs as our political team - editor David Horovitz, senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur, political correspondents Tal Schneider and Carrie Keller-Lynn and settlements reporter Jeremy Sharon - addressed our readers' election concerns.
Among the many questions, we hear about: What would happen if the election ends in another stalemate? Could we potentially -- in the coming years -- see a mass mobilization of the public against the government on Israel's streets? Is there any candidate that would want to really reform the system?
In addition to the questions and answers, you'll hear how our live audience voted during the event, including on who most likely will be prime minister versus who should be prime minister.
In future episodes, we'll hear more from our expert ToI political team, who will answer voicemail questions from listeners. Please send questions to <a href="mailto:podcast@timesofisrael.com">podcast@timesofisrael.com</a>.

How did Israel’s electoral system become dysfunctional? And how could it still be fixed?

This new podcast, exclusively for The Times of Israel Community, delves into what led us to this repeated electoral stalemate: Why is the Israeli Left shrinking? What explains the rise of the far Right? What electoral reforms have been proposed to avoid this situation?

Hear analysis from ToI founding editor David Horovitz, senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur, political correspondents Tal Schneider and Carrie Keller-Lynn, and insight from our settlements reporter Jeremy Sharon.

How did Israel’s electoral system become dysfunctional? And how could it still be fixed?
This new podcast, exclusively for The Times of Israel Community, delves into what led us to this repeated electoral stalemate: Why is the Israeli Left shrinking? What explains the rise of the far Right? What electoral reforms have been proposed to avoid this situation?
Hear analysis from ToI founding editor David Horovitz, senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur, political correspondents Tal Schneider and Carrie Keller-Lynn, and insight from our settlements reporter Jeremy Sharon.

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