Israeli Elections End With No Clear Winner

Cal Thomas joins the show to discuss the recent Israeli elections, which concluded without a clear majority. Despite predictions, Benjamin Netanyahu fell short of securing a majority, with his party obtaining 54 seats out of 120. The conversation delves into the complexities of Israel's political landscape, the potential for coalition negotiations, and the implications for American politics and voter turnout. Thomas also touches on the reliability of polls, the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, and the challenges facing modern France, including its approach to immigration and religious hostility. The discussion underscores the importance of individual responsibility and limited government, critiquing the current reliance on governmental solutions for personal and national issues.