By Years: Ester Karuse

The main confrontation is directed against the government and the coalition, sharply criticizing their financial policy and tax cuts. The criticism is policy-based and ideological, accusing the government of injustice, deliberately increasing the deficit, and favoring the rich. Separate criticism is also leveled at the "coddling" of banks and the ministries' inaction in resolving regional issues.

The primary criticism targets the government, specifically focusing on the Foreign Minister's political decisions (such as closing consulates and canceling the Osaka Expo) and the Prime Minister's failure to kickstart the economy. The criticism is also procedural, citing violations of the principles of sound legislative practice. Regarding foreign policy, the adversaries are the Russian Federation—whose aggression and election results are unequivocally condemned—and Hamas, whose destruction is supported while simultaneously demanding the protection of civilians.