Anna Gelman

I live in Tel Aviv, I lived in Jerusalem, and for 28 years I lived in Argentina

Clinical psychologist, specialist, and Lacanian psychoanalyst.

I view politics through a psychoanalytic prism.

I believe that the State of Israel was born in preterm birth, when it was not yet ripe to be a state, and was busy returning to Zion with excess hubris, arrogance, pride and inflating a Jewish identity that has deteriorated to blind hatred for those who are not Jewish, and for a Jew who does not think of a tribe. The state began to establish an identity for everyone rather than respecting the language and identity of individual individuals.

I believe that our job in the party is not to dig into the mistakes made, but to find a possible alternative to living with equal rights enshrined in a constitution that safeguards the freedom and dignity of the partners.

Not just electoral democracy, but democracy for all, without a religion and with freedom of religion.

I would like to find an Arab partner to do together with them Zoom conversations with young citizens especially , and hear them, not only talk to them.

I may also be able to contribute to the development of new markers to speak differently and to cross the language that sets us in place