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The recent stunning and unparalleled influx of Anglows from all parts of the Inglish-speaking world in record numbers, the equivalent of doubling the Israeli population, has led to a seismological transformation of the Israeli political scene just as the country is about to embark upon the final stages of its latest election campaign. The last-minute entry of the new Anglow Party led by the charismatic Cambridge-educated Shayke Sapir promises to turn this latest round of elections completely upside down due to the unprecedented support that the new party can expect to receive on election day, due in no small measure to the following Anglow party campaign promises: