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    3 minutes ago, Bobby_2021 said:

    The American far right want to ban abortions and put women back in the kitchen. Far right in Israel wants ethnic cleansing. 💀

    There is no left in Israel by any modern standards. 

    The far right is tiny.

    The right wing is ~55% but some of that is soft and wanted compromises.

    The method here make the more extremists forces to be in more control on the government direction.

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    3 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

    In practice I don't see it. They keep going for more land. They are duplicitous, they say pleasantries but always go for more land.

    Me too. But we are also under a very right wing government from 2009 until today. Our method is problematic because 3 extremist members can decide to collapse the government if they want to, so in some way the tail controls the dog here.

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    7 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

    Israel's situation is different. They cannot reach a deep peace because they are squatting on land which does not belong to them.

    This is just not true! And not fair.

    Jews an Arabs were here together for centuries before Israel has established.

    2. Most palestinians came here as work immigrants for the Ottoman rule just a while before Israel has established.

    This land own both.

  12. Posted · Edited by Nivsch

    @Karmadhi I saw this video couple of days ago. Yes garbage soldiers in it.

    A service in this tough west bank area will, I think, maybe unavoidably accompanied by spiral devolvement and many times in an unhealthy way, but there have to be a way to change many things there to the better.

    Tel Aviv port where I was an hour ago.

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    5 hours ago, Bobby_2021 said:

    @Leo Gura 

    Israel is big on LGBTQ, veganism and same sex marriage.

    But their politicians and people alike, are among the most far right radicalized fascist people in the whole world. 

    How do you square these two things together?

    This just shows you how diverse is Israel and how significant is the progressive liberal sector here too.

    Last year, the liberal protests against Bibi's plan to reform the courte were huge, with tens and sometimes hundreds of thousands of people every saturday.

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    23 minutes ago, Bobby_2021 said:

    But their politicians and people alike, are among the most far right radicalized fascist people in the whole world. 

    You do an untrue generalization.

    Look at the relative number of knesset member in every party you can easily find it on Wiki.

    And I don't need to tell you how the right wing is getting stronger in Europe too this days and sometimes it sounds even more tough there, at least to me.

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    1 hour ago, Vrubel said:

    Undergoing the consequences of war as horrendous as they are, is not genocide. There is a real fucking genocide going on by Arab Muslims against African Muslims in Sudan but nobody cares about that because there are no Jews involved. This whole genocide thing is a farce and propaganda tool. Some good-hearted stage green people get mindlessly sucked in because they lack critical thinking skills.

    As somebody who grew up on stories of real fucking Genocide and WW2 from the Russian perspective the whole thing is just nothing more than a cutesy stage green trend like 'defund the police' while also serving as useful idiots for real genocidal maniacs and blatant hypocrites.   

    +1 ❤

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    10 hours ago, Karmadhi said:

    @Nivsch Do you think Israel should go through a major change in policy and education just like Gaza probably will?

    In the level of society and values Israel is much much better. The education I went trough, which defined as the formal one, was peace oriented and never dehumanized anyone. In practice though still there is a wide dehumanization because of decades of terror attacks, but again, not in education.

    But, in deep right wing sectors and maybe some of their education too, and in IDF actions in West Bank and Gaza, there are huge problems that are routine for years that help fuel the other side's hate. The hard core troops units I would carefully say have a sub culture and thinking bubbles of their own.

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    On 7.4.2024 at 1:21 PM, Vrubel said:

    Btw from mid-April, I'll be in Israel so I can see the thistle bloom(; 

    Hurry up to not loose them. We can meet if you want.

    @Leo Gura The more I read the more I think both sides are equaly problematic and to blame in the cycle of mutual dehumanization that lead to unhumane actions from both sides, out of the fear each side feel about the other.

  22. Posted · Edited by Nivsch

    A weather forecaster, worked in a floods forecasters team lately for two years. Love the meteorologic topic since I was in high school in 2004.

    Also I sing, took vocal lessons for couple of years, and now I learn acting.

    I do these days an LiCBT ACT course to be a therapist for light to moderate mental disorders to help people out of my experience with my own story of anxiety and ocd I got to reduce significantly from insights I have gained.

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    @Karmadhi Part of the soldiers sadly are affected by our far right wing irresponsible politicians and the results are as we saw.

    As a result of this there is a real crisis of discipline problems the head of IDF, Hertzi Halevi, a very moderate person, treats them.

    The whole legend of an intentional "genocide", however, is a total myth.

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    1 hour ago, zazen said:

    I know Palestinians living in Tel Aviv and Nazareth who barely share anything on social media regarding the situation or even like/comment on things to avoid any possible issues with the authorities.

    There is mutual suspiciousness between Jews and Arabs what is natural, so I agree with you that both sides need to be careful on the other side's sensitivities.

    1 hour ago, zazen said:

    living under military occupation

    I think differently than you. This is a very fuzzy situation because this area was actually taken from Jordan in 'six-days' war in June 1967, but Israel still hasn't applied its sovereignity on a big chunk of this area.

    Don't forget that in Jordan too there are palestinians I can say too are under an "occupation" of the Jordanian rule, but it won't be a honest definition.

    Another factor is that Israel has really no choice but to secure this area for obvious deffensive steps because of the distributed settlements there that make IDF to stay in the depth of the field. I can't say that I like this situation but an evacuation of these settlements is not really an option. Barely to evacuate Gaza in 2005 was a very difficult task accompanied by huge resistance.

    Another factor is that IDF and the Palestinian Authority co-operates in security missions together and in intelligence resources to prevent hamas growing there, because hamas is kind of enemy to the Palestinian Authority because it won't hesitate to take the charge from them in force, just like did in Gaza in 2007.

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    12 hours ago, Karmadhi said:

    But Israel has made it clear they want a 1 state solution where Palestinian Arabs will be treated like lesser citizens under a fascist regime.

    But there are 2 million Palestinians right now in Israeli cities and villages, living alonside the Jews. Why don't you ask them too what they think?

    The dehumanization cycle between West Bank or Gaza Palestinians and Israelis is a positive feedback involving both sides.