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I like Gideon Sa’ar. His record in politics is respectable to say the least. His youth activism for Geulah Cohen’s Tehiya party, his vocal opposition to the 2005 Gaza Disengagement, and his work to instill Israeli education with a deep sense of patriotism and Jewish pride speak to his record and his potential as a higher officeholder. His newfound commitment to Shabbat observance shows a profound appreciation for Jewish heritage and practice that is still growing.