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A very partial list but good people to start with: Or-ly barlev Daphna Liel Yair golan Moshe Yaalon (former Head of IDF) Meirav cohen Ben caspit Gilad kariv Ami dror Naama lazimi Barak seri Efrat Rayten Michal peylan Ahimlaneshek Ronen tzur Meirav ben ari Chaim levinson Ram ben barak Shikma bressler Ehud barak Attila somfalvi Vladimir beliak I purposely didn't mention key figures from Bibi-Smotrich-Bengvir camp because they are overshared (and almost the only ones who are shared) in the foreign media, but if you want to read them and compare I will give you some below and then twitter can suggest you more like them: Amit segal Inon magal Israel katz Shlomo karhi

The protests, the mainstream media every evening, the radio stations almost all day, but doubtfully it helps. Only pressure from Trump has really caused a change, but now it is stuck again.

Doing it unethicaly will harm you not any less that it will harm others. Actually it is the WAY you do the things which determines your satisfaction much more than the results.

When the radicals on each side set the tone, no one except US will be able to stop them. Paradoxically, Trump has become the responsible adult in the current situation, relative to our government.

Leader of the Opposition in Israel (2023-today) Yair Lapid.

I think this is a misunderstanding of what spirituality actually is. If you deal with your challenges and problems directly and develop by them then this is the true spirituality. You can only want to quit something you subconsciously feel as a bypass.

They are always faster and put the videos before me.

Did shift like this in your mental state happen to you in other topics in the past? Do you have a tendency to go into abrupt cycles of anxiety from time to time? If I were you I would take the following month to rest and stabilize. Eat healthy as much as possible, sleep well and in similar hours, be with family and friends and go for walks every day. After that return to this issue but in much slower phase.

Thank you for the question, I will try to make a list of key journalists here and add it to here. Just to say it will require translation to english but it is quite easy to translate the page / post on twitter via google at the menu of the chrome page. I will search also for ones who write in english too to begin with.

It is very hard to see from outside how Israel is being torn in the middle, divided and fragmented due to the judicial overhaul this government is attempting to implement.

This song happened to play during that difficult weekend when the Bibas family was returned to Israel a week and a half ago, sadly, no longer among the living. While there's no exact alignment between the song's content (abusive realtionship) and the event, there's something in the music and emotions it conveys that feels intuitively fitting for the moment as it was one of the most successful Israeli rock songs has ever written and probably not by chance that this charged song played on the radio that very weekend when regulary it being played relatively rarely. Lyrics How would you tell him, girl? You said there's nowhere to go He didn’t know And you, like the wind, stay silent And your time If you only let it, it will slip away And your time If you only touch it, it will stay with you And your time If you only let it, it will slip away And your time If you only touch it, it will stay with you Chorus If this is your moment The circle you're tied to is placed before you If this is your moment Then when you leave, the door will open And no, no, no He won't forget. Trust him girl And you remained supported by his arm He is into you and you are in the same rhythm And your time...

Zelensky has many reasons to feel threatened, stressed and suspicious about Trump's offer as his small and relatively weak country is fighting tooth and nail to survive in the face of Russia. I tried to learn more about this situation since I'm not very familiar with this war, but this is what I mostly feel intuitively about his situation.

" It’s not Switzerland! This is what the most beautiful trail in Israel looks like right now! These photos are current as of February 2025 🍀 Meet 📍Tabor Stream Nature Reserve in the Lower Galilee region. At this time of year, the trail turns completely green, offering stunning views of rolling green hills, all combined with blooming flowers and a flowing stream 🍀 The nature reserve offers a variety of trails and options, including a challenging descent to the stream ... Enjoy, and feel free to check out my Instagram page "Efrat Gabai - Mom Traveler" for more recommendations ❤️ "

This is staged you know. There are proofs to that all over the internet. hamas forced hoatages to watch the release of their friends. hamas linked in chains hoatages and starved them. hamas killed Shiri Bibas' babies with their bare hands. You probably didn't watch any video of the cruel ceremonies it does. The events of the past week prove that Hamas is a group of pure psychopaths and sadists in the most extreme form.

" I caught one of my students with cheat notes. This happened a few minutes after the exam started. I gathered the notes he had written and asked him to go outside, taking his exam from him. He was upset, anxious, and shocked, and I saw him sitting on one of the hallway benches lying down and crying. I asked the exam supervisor to stay with them, and I went out to him. He cried a lot, and I could see he was upset, so I sat next to him and asked why he was crying. The first thing he said was: "I'm so sorry, you know I’m a good student and that I know the material." I thought to myself that this was the best educational opportunity that would come my way with him. " I know you know the material, the question is whether you know this." He looked at me through his tears and had nothing to say. "The exam is not about history or the Middle Ages, it’s not really important to me. What’s important is the trust between us, and that’s broken," I told him. He apologized. "Forget the apology, that’s not it. Don’t you trust yourself? Don’t you have confidence in yourself? You listened, you studied, and I know you prepared for the exam, so why would you do something like this?" "I swear I prepared a lot," he said. "But I didn’t believe in myself at all that I could succeed." I could have punished him, I could have disqualified his exam, said I was calling his parents, given him a failing grade. I then remembered the best lesson I ever learned about education, the formative and beautiful sentence: "As a teacher and a parent, never forget that you were once a child too." It was a great lesson because I learned that punishments, in certain cases, destroy opportunities for education. So I took the opportunity with both hands and decided on something different. I told him that I was sorry he didn’t believe in himself, because that’s the real test. Not the Middle Ages, but his trust and confidence. "You’re going to enter the classroom now, sit in front of the exam, and take it trusting yourself, without any aids and without cheating." He entered the classroom. Sat down, wrote a lot, and did it like a pro. I checked his exam, and it was amazing. Four pages, smart answers, no cheat notes, nothing. I told myself I had to seize the moment, so I shared everything that happened with the class. That trust is above all, more than any grade, that it’s better to fail honestly than to succeed by cheating, and that the exam is about their belief in themselves. Look, the fact is, even without all those cheat notes, he succeeded in the exam because he believed in himself and worked hard. All he needed was to trust himself. When I saw him filled with confidence at the end of the lesson, I understood, in practice, the most important lesson I learned then: that there are cases where punishments destroy educational opportunities, and that seeing the pain and difficulty of the other side is the most impprtant thing to do. "

If there won't be a mechanism preventing them from being controlled by a terrorist group then why they will want to come back? And how will you assure the cycle won't repeat itself?

@zazen The last thing hamas has ever done is to help the people of Gaza.