People live under continued and planned discrimination when it comes to the economy, education and jobs, and we do not see Israeli governments changing the situation.

If people are becoming discouraged, that shows that our economy is not producing the kind of jobs we need.

In a down economy, when people are let go from their jobs and they are unable to walk across the street and get another job immediately, there's a much greater chance they're going to be angry and upset.

Where are the people who lost their jobs or were denied housing? ... You've got to have a huge education campaign to tell people to go to the polls to fix a problem they don't think exists.

Our economy now is based on tourism and people who come here with other jobs because of the quality of life.

We are fighting for a free-market economy. This means we want to open our economy, which is heavily protected by the state.