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When Democracy Requires Door-Knocking
Why do Irish politicians knock on 50 doors a night while Israeli MKs won't hold a single open town hall? This episode explores the fascinating gap between two democracies — one where face-to-face canvassing has been routine for a century with zero lethal incidents, and one where security concerns have effectively eliminated constituent access. We examine how Canada, Japan, and Taiwan have each solved the tension between physical proximity and security, and ask whether Israel's problem is genuinely about safety — or about a political system that simply doesn't reward engagement. The answer…
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