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@Inliytened1 The problem is that Ben Gvir and Smotrich parties that have together 14 mandates (out of 120 Knesset members) DO want ethnic cleansing, and Netanyahu depend on them to maintain his government, what can explain the destruction in Gaza.

Israelis are too endlessly demonized by people who only see their country through heavy filters built by Youtubers who have never visited there.

@MightyMind He went to sleep because here is 1:34 AM

@Breakingthewall Israel too absorbed serious terror attacks for years but never reacted in this way until Oct7 which was 100 times worse.

@Breakingthewall And if European Muslim terorrists would do Oct7 to the Frenches or Italians.

"Gaza village" Kibbutz in Israel (not actual Gaza)

@Leo Gura Jews are tired of Netanyahu and prefer he will stay in hell alone.

In this you don't need to convince me, I agree with you here. 2M Palestinians are co-exist with the Jews inside every major Israeli city.

If it was done mostly from air, surgical on seniors of hamas and much shorter in time, then it was rational, but we have a government ruled by extreme tiny parties that can collapse it in any moment if Netanyahu won't do what they ask him to do. This is the main reason.

Benett in 2015: " Bennett emphasized the fundamental difference between ‘Likud’ and ‘The Jewish Home’ and said: ‘The Jewish Home is essentially the only party that opposes a Palestinian state; all the other parties support a Palestinian state. It is the only party that acted against the release of terrorists, while all the others essentially voted in favor.' " https://mobile.srugim.co.il/article/105276

@Raze The opposition parties (even part of Likud) were all for a Palestinian state before oct7 and from following them I believe they still do, but can't declare on it now as it is publicly sensitive today. Let the collective trauma cool a little bit.

Nice. There is a hope.

@Raze Lets hope for a positive answer from hamas to the deal, a perimeter around Gaza, an international force in Gaza, a different education system and a Two State solution with a perimeter seperating them in the West Bank.

@Breakingthewall The thing is that the children in Gaza live in a cult under hamas rule, and are victims to its education system that infect their minds, so their life was miserable before the war too. But it isn't right for them to be punished (even indirectly because they weren't attacked intentionally) on something they aren't responsible for.

@Breakingthewall I think that if the war in Gaza were to end at the beginning or at most mid of 2024 after the elimination of top hamas leaders (including Hezbollah and Iranian regime nuclear capabilities that were valid goals) would have shown enough strength already. From mid 2024 the continuation in Gaza did more harm than good let alone the problematic way this war is done by the Israeli government which was focused on destruction rather than focused only on hamas which would be the right approach.

Israelis (as always) tweets. This time about the new Trump-Netanyahu deal.

The higher the perspective, the less it is projected and the more responsibility it takes to address the root of the problem, what in high chance will prevent the killing of the alien you mention, and also will be able to criticise the egotism of Trump in the least triggering way (due to the very minimal projection) possible what will convince people more effectively to think about it.

Edit: Now I understand you talked about his voters. I think they think everybody is wrong and Netanyahu is the right one.

The current Israeli government is stage red to Blue the most extreme we have ever had. Israel in average is Blue Orange Green distributed similarly to the US.

@PurpleTree Highly criticised by key politicians and journalists here too (of course his base voters like this) and this is only in the first hour.

The actual original motto is from the book of Mishley: "Where there is no guidance, a nation falls, but in an abundance of counselors there is safety." Which means that there is a reasonable chance they grasped ruses of war or combat deceptions as necessary in order to survive. After all the survival threat was very real especially at the beginning of the state. By the way, the sentence "We will wage war by trickery" is still a well known sentence I remeber I heard here and there couple of times. But I must say I have never felt a problem in it. Because if we see the other side as trying to diminish us (lets take Iran or Hezbollah or Egyptian army, or Jordanian army before the peace agreements) - what is the problem there with doing the war in creative and tricky ways?

Mass events from now on must be secured properly, no matter the political side.

@Joshe This artificial forgiveness act of her just makes me feel that many months of emotional process and healing are ahead of her.

@Raze The Arab peace initiative was first introduced in 2002 when during those years Israeli prime ministers offered the Palestinians proposals that included withdrawal to nearly 67' line with areas exchanges, partial evacuation of settlements and division of Jerusalem. Rabin, Barak and Olmert governments kept building in those areas almost entirely inside the main Israeli population blocs near the Green line, areas that widely seen as part of a future agreement anyway.