From deepseek:

Alon: You passed the weapons reform, and we haven’t opened 1,000 emergency response teams.
Dino: [This appears to be a name or label for the next line, possibly responding]

Alon: We opened 1,000 emergency response teams, and you didn’t worsen the conditions of the terrorists at all for civilians.
Dino:

Alon: You worsened the conditions of the terrorists for civilians?
Look, you passed the law for the death penalty for terrorists.
Dino:

On top of all that,
what we did, what we opened, what we worsened, what we passed…

Wishing a kosher and happy Passover,
and that we won’t stop at more and more elevations for the nation of Israel.

With love for Israel,
Chairman of Otzma Yehudit

The text appears to be a dialogue or internal political messaging, likely contrasting actions taken by different figures (possibly Alon and Dino) regarding     security policies, and concludes with a statement from the chairman of the far-right Israeli political party Otzma Yehudit (Jewish Power).

Seems like Deepseek is crap.

Here's Qwen's interpretation:

This image is a Passover greeting card from Itamar Ben-Gvir, the leader of the far-right "Otzma Yehudit" (Jewish Power) party. It parodies the traditional Passover song "Dayenu" ("It Would Have Been Enough") to list political achievements and goals regarding security and prisoners. Here is the translation of the text from top to bottom: Logo (Top Left): Otzma Yehudit (Jewish Power) Main Text (The "Dayenu" Parody):

Stanza 1: "If we had passed the weapons reform and had not opened 1,000 investigation files [against settlers/security forces]. Dayenu (It would have been enough for us)."
Stanza 2: "If we had opened 1,000 investigation files and had not tightened the terrorists' [Palestinian prisoners] conditions in prison to the minimum. Dayenu."
Stanza 3: "If we had tightened the terrorists' conditions in prison to the minimum and had not passed the death penalty law for terrorists. Dayenu."
Conclusion: "All the more so, [we are grateful] that we did, we opened, we tightened, we passed..."

Bottom Text:

"Wishing a Kosher and Happy Passover holiday."
"And may we not stop at more and more reforms for the sake of the People of Israel."
"With love for Israel," (A common Hebrew sign-off, but also a play on the party name).
"Chairman of Otzma Yehudit, Itamar Ben-Gvir."

Visual Context: The image includes a noose (referencing the death penalty mentioned in the text) and images of prisoners in orange jumpsuits, reinforcing the harsh stance on Palestinian prisoners.