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Do you mean here to the settlements in the west bank?

@Raze Actually the soldier who shot him was lying on the ground while did that which means most likely felt a real threat. That "stone" could be a grenade BTW Most of the world-wide comments support Israel there. Why to provoke in such a way to begin with? Personally I think the better way is to shoot on his legs. But I'm not an expert. Maybe they know something I dont. I dont like this video and I am not deny there are problems sometimes even in a (relatively to the rest) quite high morality army. But the problem is that those who are against Israel to begin with, will see every such video as if I would watch TV through a telescope. They cant be convinced because the complex picture doesnt matter to them. They have already chose a side and the only way to change their mind is if they themselves will want their mind to be changed.

@Raze There were hamas terrorists in the ambulance from what I understood and heard. Thats their all game 😅 This is a psychological war - their #2 function as a terror organization. For them this is like breathing. What else do you think they do? This things! Thay are busy all day long in this. They NEED it to their survival. To put international pressure on Israel. The west must do a switch in how he looks and grasps the game board.

Insult? Zionism is just a mental frame. Visit here and you will see that our society is not less "western" and developed than yours.

We can argue technically about torture, but the massacre of children in 7.10 is a fact.

Israel's society at its best 🍎🥑🥭📦📝 Every 1 out of 2 Israelis - 50% - go to volunteer these days! One the most pupular help here is agriculture in the Israeli villages near gasa strip that have lost its workers after october 7th. And also many more kinds of valunteering works. Just everyone try to help. I try to metiate it with some pictures/videos just to get the feeling of whats going on. VID-20231104-WA0007(2).mp4

👍 exactly they take it for granted. Seems to me like they are subconsciosely want to feel again the harm/rougness from the previous stages to grow themsleves and appreciate democracy again from new, by their own life lessons (and not from a golden spoon putted in their mouth as they have been grown). And thats why they crave so much to support the violent/animalistic side.

I dont want to think what our 240 hostages are going through right now, who are in another dimension of internal terror every single moment, 100 times more than the gazaian (what justifies even more the invasion to begin with) but the hypocrite world doesn't care so much about that apparently.

They are great! They know better than most of the UK citizens who have probably too much democracy so they start to crave the roughness from early stages, which they can find in the palestinians, what makes them support them more. An insight from now.

Thats exactly what IDF did.

What hurts me is that the discussion here blames Israel automatically without doing any little effort to check if there is at all another realistic way to eliminate hamas without causing the amount of casualties we have seen. Because maybe really there is no other way to do that and people here fall prey to what hamas most wanted them to in his propaganda.

Is he from West Bank or Gaza? I wish we would see more like him.

When cannot handle the complexity of the situation, our brain must pave a shortcut and just blame one side very strongly and make absurd claims about him in order to feel calm again.

They have been asked to evacuate to southward of gaza lake from the beggining of the war. Israel can't get million of people even temporarily this is not realistic.

@zazen The government represents part of the Israelis, and hamas represents part (~65%) of the gazaish. If you have a good strategy to eliminate hamas with less civilian casualties, please display it.

@Breakingthewall The expansion of the settlements is wrong in my opinion and this is a mistake our current right wing government is doing. The wesk bank is more complicated because Jerusalem included in it and so there is a value of Jews being there and in some villages around the city too to not be in enclave, so the occupation of part of the west bank is necessary and understandable.

Every country in the world does or did some amount of that. This is the nature of any country's existance.

Children in Israel are educated to respect the different, to help others, to follow their dreams, to be independent. Children in gaza are educated to hate jews and to kill them. They are poor from age 0. "But Israel!"

Just the very fact those children are under hamas regime is enough to make them poor and misserable with no future, but of course the world doesn't speak about that. Pure hypocrisy.

I wish those children will get an appropriate leadership for their future in Egypt/europe/both. In gaza it will be almost impossible at least how it seems right now. Israel is doing them good long term, although short term the situation for them is hard as they are now humen shield hamas forces them to be.

Israeli journalist Yonit Levi.

@PurpleTree The isolated settlements and part of the settlers DO cause a lot of problem. With that I agree. IDF have to be there anyway to arrest (almost every night) hamas terrorists, what prevents them from being the monster we have seen in gaza.

Thank you again! 🙏🧡 I really appreciate it. And yes, I know there are many intelligent quiet readers here and I write this also for them. Being convinced even a little bit is a choice. Who don't want - won't be.

👍 We will respect ourselves and keep going with our goals thats anyway the only way to be respected back.

I hope our 240 hostages will be free.