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In this thread you can get a sense of what the discussion in Israel looks like during the war. I will add posts representing a variety of views from across the political spectrum. You are welcome to ask any questions you may have. All posts are translated from Hebrew.

You are right about this

Yes though I still haven’t gotten used to the harsh sound of the early warning on the phone, but lucky that we have this warning couple of mins before the sirens.

I think I owe the right-wing side a bit more attention after a couple of center-left posts, so here are some voices from the last 24 hours 🏰⛲️

Do you have better alternatives?

I agree Israel do it for its own safety first and foremost, though it can be a win-win if it succeeds.

At least its worth giving it a try

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Israeli voices from the last 24hr 📰🐦 https://x.com/michalpeylan/status/2033965937385156608?s=20

What a coincidence that I hear the same language from anti-Palestinian voices in my country too. It is up to you if you want to break the cycle of dehumanization or fuel it.

Meritocracy is perhaps the more developed version of democracy and should be the next step.

Theological conflict. In a smilar way the Iranian regime has conflict with the west as a whole when opposes western values, western dress codes, even western music is not allowed to be played in public in Iran. Israel is seen as a symbol of that.

With the proxies weakened, its hard to see Israel reaching a nuclear last resort without Iran using one first on it.

This might be true for Saudi Arabia Iran's ideology, from what I see, goes deeper than that 😶‍🌫️

Nobody has to help me. I need to find the way to move forward.

@Lyubov If I were part of a people in Europe after all they had gone through, I wouldn't accept any external proposal except to build my autonomy in my own hands, in the place I feel connected to. It is very convenient to only see half of the picture. I don't deny the problems or that things could have been done differently, but I disagree that Jews could have simply chosen another location.

Before 2000, the IDF maintained a much lighter level of control with significantly fewer restrictions on movement. What need to be understood is that many Israelis aren't experience Palestinians as innocent after years of terror attacks. For them there are a threat to their lives.

@Lyubov The fact that the nature of how countries are established is being ignored as if Israel were the only country in the world created through a cycle of violence (while the rest were created through love I assume?) and the fact that none of the other cases, including one happened two months ago, got any attention from the relevant camp, just shows me the more the time passes, that the right wing anti Palestinian camp and the anti Israeli camp are mirror reflections.

If China openly threatened Taiwan with destruction for decades, while trying to develope nuclear weapon, wouldn't it be legitimate for Taiwan to attack China's nuclear program or try to collapse its regime?

March 16th 2026 🐦

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Introducing the leaders of Israeli political parties. Today: Merav Michaeli, former leader of the Israeli Labor party (2021-2024) the Democrats today, and former Minister of transportation. " If the Iranian mud that threatens us is not enough, after three weeks of a war whose purpose has not yet been revealed to the public, Netanyahu and Co. are now threatening to return us to the Lebanese mud. We wish all the IDF soldiers operating in Lebanon a safe return to their homes. At the same time, we ask and wonder: How long will this operation last? And what is the plan this time of the government that only a year and a half ago promised us that it had eliminated Hezbollah and allowed the residents of the north to return to their homes? According to Defense Minister Israel Katz, Lebanon "will pay a price in the loss of territory." Israeli officials bragged to the Axios website that "what we did in Gaza" had been done to Lebanon. Which Gaza? The one that Hamas still controls and is gaining strength in? And who exactly will guard the territory that the government plans to seize in Lebanon - the ultra-Orthodox, which it is not recruiting? The worn-out and exhausted reserve forces that the IDF promised to return to a 60-day per year limit? Moreover, haven't 18 bloody years of the security zone taught us to what extent a permanent presence has only strengthened Hezbollah's power and not brought the longed-for peace to the border communities? The necessity to disarm Hezbollah is shared by all of us, but the current operation will not achieve it. And there is an alternative. Disarming Hezbollah requires a political move with Lebanon, whose government has for the first time outlawed Hezbollah's military activity. I call on the government to stop its idle talk about occupying southern Lebanon and stick to political activity. With the mediation of the US and other countries, it is the only one that will preserve the military achievements in the long term - so that we won't have to enter the shelters again in a year. " https://x.com/MeravMichaeli/status/2033541813001236671?s=20

Whenever someone takes a popular song (mostly between Pop, R&B and soft Rock) and makes it his own, especially when in an acoustic version and when you are an unreal singer like Leroy.

For whoever wants to deepen, here is a wider discussion in Israel about the Military Avocate during the affair.

The story began when the Israeli Military Advocate leaked the video to Israel's channel 12 that published it and then it spread to the world. On the other side is the government which says this is a blood libel.