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What do you mean by a bipolar state?
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Hunderds of reserve air crew demand the end of the war.
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Former Heads of IDF, Heads of Mossad and Heads of Shin Bet with an unprecedented call: "End the war, and bring back all the hostages". Link to the translated full video: https://x.com/YallaTikva/status/1952249191985520801
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They are a sector inside Israel, like the Evangelicals are in the US. They do not represent the entire Israel just like Evangelicans do not represent the US.
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59% of Jews and 64% of Israelis prefer a Palestinian state over settling Gaza. When asked only on settling Gaza the support was smaller than in this survey. Full post here: https://x.com/afdirohak/status/1950976380478390783 " Good evening, because we’ve had enough — and this is the most important statistic you’ll read about the war. Today I saw that Israel Hayom published a poll showing a “majority” supporting settlement in Gaza, and of course, ministers are back to talking about annexation — so it’s time to burst the bubble. Let’s dive in a bit: In January this year, Agam Labs, led by Dr. Nimrod Nir, conducted a comprehensive study on public opinion regarding the war. You might not know Nimrod, but your politicians do — he’s probably the most accurate pollster in Israel (and that’s not an exaggeration). Just so you get the picture — most polls you see on TV and in the press (including the one published by Israel Hayom) include around 500 respondents, or just over 400 Jewish respondents. The survey I’m attaching below had over 4,500. That means a Jewish sample ten times larger than the standard poll (!) And what did the survey find? Not only do 70% of Jewish Israelis support a ceasefire that includes the return of the hostages (this stat isn’t in the attached image), but about 59% of Jews, when forced to choose, prefer the establishment of a demilitarized Palestinian state under Arab states’ supervision over annexation and Jewish settlement in Gaza. Naturally, when “Jewish settlement in Gaza” is presented as a separate question — and not as a binary choice against a Palestinian state — it gets even less support. Again, this isn’t just about support for a hostage deal or a halt in fighting — that majority has existed for a while, and every report shows it’s only growing. This is a clear public answer to the core dilemma of the “day after”: No to annexation, yes to a demilitarized Palestinian state with Arab oversight. And you know what’s wild? This is just a survey of the Jewish public. Add in the Arab public — the vast majority of whom support these initiatives — and you get a very solid Israeli majority. These numbers also translate into support for specific policy proposals. In May of this year, when Trump was in Saudi Arabia and political initiatives were on the table, a survey with over 2,000 respondents (also available on the Agam Labs website) showed that 64% of the entire Israeli public (Jews and Arabs) supported implementing Trump’s plan: ceasefire, establishment of a demilitarized Palestinian state, American security guarantees for Israel, and normalization with Saudi Arabia. The truth is, if you only listened to the politicians (on the right and the left), you probably wouldn’t realize this is the public’s view. The coalition enthusiastically supports annexation, but large parts of the opposition still hesitate to say what their solution is for the “day after” in Gaza — or what their political solution is at all. And honestly — it’s a bit absurd. Annexation supporters echo their stance as if an overwhelming majority is behind them, while many in the opposition are afraid to utter the words “Palestinian state,” as if it’s a demon that must stay in a bottle — despite the fact that Israeli public opinion clearly prefers this solution, assuming the right conditions (demilitarization, Arab partnership/supervision, etc.). So what do we do? We bust the lies, amplify the data and the truth, and don’t shy away from speaking our minds. Good evening to the brave. "
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@Raze The title is misleading. Look at the detailed survey questions inside. Even according to them only 29% of the secular people want this and even them not out of ideology but from the trauma of oct7. Only 10% have an hard core ideology to settle in Gaza.
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Many people may adopt green ideas when they aren't really ready for or barely at stage green themselves, such that they take those notions and act them toxically, from their real stage which is orange or blue. Some do really get their center of gravity to Green but they are still a significant minority in the western world. We can say I think that half of the westerners are 50% orange 50% green at most.
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@Maximilian Because the response of the body to seed oil depends on many factors including the amount consumed, the form (if cosumed with or without whole food at the same meal), if the oil is refined or unrefined, if one's omega 3 to 6 ratio is balanced or highly imbalanced before he consumes the oil, and more parameters. A mild consumption of an unrefined seed oil may be beneficial to many. In a perfect world we would all eat the seeds only in their original whole form intuitively at the amount nature made accessible to us. But today in the industrialized world we try to compensate as much as we can with imperfect strategies to get our nutrition right.
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Actually this topic is controversial
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A bit longer post today, from a high quality source - the independent Israeli journalist Orly Barlev - to show the crisis from a higher resolution if you want to go deeper. Her post: " Urgent Appeal to Business Leaders and the Chair of the Histadrut 🚨 (The Israeli equivalent to the president of American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations in the US) Four months ago, you threatened that if the government did not comply with the Supreme Court's ruling regarding the dismissal of the head of the Shin Bet, you would go on strike and fight back. "If the Israeli government does not respect the order and leads Israel into a constitutional crisis, we will call on the entire public to stop respecting government decisions and bring the Israeli economy to a halt," you declared in the Business Forum's statement. You directly addressed Netanyahu: "Stop the internal collapse of the country you are leading." Chair of the Histadrut, Arnon Bar-David, you announced: "We are on the verge of anarchy under the government's watch, and I will not stand by and watch the destruction of Israeli society... Disregarding a court ruling is a final red line that must not be crossed, and I do not intend to remain silent as the State of Israel is dismantled." That was in March of this year. And what has happened since? Meanwhile, Netanyahu continues to dismantle the country – only step by step, salami-style – and you, business leaders and the Chair of the Histadrut, are paralyzed and silent. Meanwhile – Hostages and soldiers are being sacrificed because Netanyahu refuses to end a purposeless war to maintain his power and evade justice. Meanwhile – Netanyahu managed to pressure Ronen Bar into resigning, and the Shin Bet – weaker than ever – may receive an unfit, submissive chief beholden to Netanyahu. Meanwhile – thugs have been sent to Supreme Court hearings to create orchestrated disruptions and intimidate the judges. Meanwhile – an illegal and undemocratic campaign to remove the Attorney General is underway and will be accelerated in the coming days. Meanwhile – a single on-call judge in the Supreme Court (Solberg) did not immediately halt this corrupt process and instead gave the government a rope to continue. Meanwhile – Netanyahu is pursuing a catastrophic policy in Gaza that has created a humanitarian disaster and is destroying Israel’s global standing. Meanwhile – Israel is becoming a pariah, facing international boycotts of its academia and businesses. Meanwhile – Netanyahu is advancing, salami-style, the occupation of Gaza, military rule, a “humanitarian city” (a ghetto or worse), and mass deportations (“voluntary” after creating unlivable conditions in the Strip). Meanwhile – Netanyahu prolongs the war even though soldiers are exhausted, broken, falling, and committing suicide. Meanwhile – Netanyahu continues pushing a draft-dodging law that will dismantle the state. Meanwhile – the police is disintegrating, not stopping lawbreakers aligned with the government, while arresting anti-government protesters, conducting strip searches, and suppressing dissent. Meanwhile – there is no enforcement against increasing violence by settler extremists in the West Bank. Meanwhile – the cost of living is soaring, poverty is expanding, brain drain and emigration are accelerating, and education is collapsing. Shall we continue? At what point will you, business leaders and the Chair of the Histadrut, realize that the red line was crossed long ago, that you fell asleep at the wheel, and the horses are already galloping out of the barn? When do you intend to shut down the economy – after there's nothing left of Israel? After Netanyahu destroys the Supreme Court from within through a campaign of incitement against Chief Justice Amit? After Netanyahu slyly installs a loyal, dangerous Shin Bet head? After the Attorney General is dismissed or weakened, with no gatekeepers left? After more hostages and soldiers are sacrificed for Netanyahu’s grip on power? After the army collapses under the weight of an endless war? After there are no longer enough productive forces and minds in the country to sustain the Israeli economy? After enlightened nations sever ties with Israel? When?? If you're waiting for a “clear moment” of line-crossing – sorry to inform you, that moment is long gone. It passed through countless small steps, a multi-front assault on the public under heavy bombardment, in salami slices that you swallowed one by one. But the clear moment? Long gone. We’ve long passed numerous red lines. We are already at the black line. Don’t wait for hundreds of thousands in the streets to give you the mood and momentum to act. The people have been protesting to the best of their ability for years, week after week. They are in ongoing trauma – shocked and broken. This is on you too. There is still a narrow window of opportunity to act, before we completely fall apart. Stop sitting on the fence, stop staying silent, stop being helpless. You have the power to stop the madness and the rapid decline. Shut down the economy immediately until: 1. A deal is immediately brought to return all the hostages and end the war. 2. Immediate elections are declared – halting all judicial coup efforts, including halting senior appointments by the destructive government. Business leaders and Chair of the Histadrut, Israel is rushing toward the abyss. The people are falling apart. You have the power to save Israel. --- And to the exhausted citizens: Please share. Facebook is limiting exposure. Give power to these words – let them become actions. "
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Israeli senior journalist Keren Marziano in the most popular channel (N12) in Israel: "And it's hard for us to see such images too. Because hungry children, those are images that are hard to see." Guest in the studio: "Let them release the hostages, and in the meantime, we'll manage with these images until they do." Keren: "That's your opinion." https://www.instagram.com/reel/DMevpoLor-v/?igsh=MW0yN21jaWtsMjYwMA==
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