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@Raze To be fair, like the institiotonal norms arround us, not the whole society value. For example in Iran more than half are against those values.

If we behave like the surrounding societies then what are we doing here?

Capital punishment for terrorists More voices from Israel.

First say Yes, after that when you are in, try to improve your situation, build your state prove others they can trust you. Instead, their leaders chose to explode it all time and time again. I think they decided on a position that it either all or nothing, which is Ben Gvir and Smotrich ideology just in the opposite direction. I don't see any difference.

Trauma isn't something one person had and another didn't have, but something we all had degrees of it in different forms and intensities. Processing trauma in a healthy way takes months and years and is one of the best catalysts for development and growing.

Ben Gvir's controversial law on Capital punishment for terrorists 🚧 What Israeli opinion leaders, journalists and politicians think about it? Twitter is exploding, so I will share this over a couple of days. (translated from Hebrew)

Exactly the same here. You are closer to the north if I remember correctly? By the way, for the cortisol, you could try bringing a cup of tea with you (when you get the prior warning before the siren) and drink slowly on your way to the shelter. It helps me in many cases of anxiety waves in regular days.

As long as we are human beings we will be triggered emotionally from time to time. The thing is what you do with it.

😰 How many sirens do you have during the day in your area?

A populist law that security seniors are mostly against it and also almost half of the Knesset. I think it won't be implemented.

@cistanche_enjoyer Read about the institutional stances on this law in Israel.

I’m curious how he explains the relatively quiet 17 years between 2006 and 2023, and what he thinks has changed after all those years?

Right-wing camp 🏰 March 29th

Most likely a combination of that with his withdrawal trials. Even people who reduce SSRI's too fast can get symptoms for years after.

Post rationality has its own inner rationality to it, just that its language is different. For example, OCD and anxiety symptoms seem irrational but if your approach is post-rational you will listen to your symptoms and find the inner rationality in them, which is key to treating them.

The problem is that most of the time, the criticism is being expressed in a black and white, unnuanced manner when it tries to delegitimize the notion of a Jewish state itself, using problematic broad labels that give people a cognitive shortcut from a reasonable discussion, which only worsens distortions and misunderstandings. Then no wonder people push back against that.

Want to better understand what Israeli public discourse looks like? Start with these links, and then follow twitter's suggestions for more 🐦 If you have any questions feel free to ask here. Right-wing camp 🏰⛲️ https://x.com/naftalibennett https://x.com/NavehDromi https://x.com/Ayelet__Shaked Center-left camp🎍🏕 https://x.com/BarakRavid?s=20 https://x.com/shaulari https://x.com/Nadav_Eyal?s=20

March 27th news 🗞🐦 Current and former Israeli Chiefs of Staff join the condemnations against Jewish terrorism.

While commiting worse injustices to their own people, what makes their claims less reliable, or at least much more partial in their view.

Israel news 🇮🇱🗞🐦 https://x.com/YairGolan1/status/2037152237089169699?s=20

How the opposition, its voters, and the general public view settler violence toward Palestinians. https://x.com/shaulari/status/2036425696474447995?s=20

Global warming is also on Israel

Thank you I share that hope too

@Lila9 How are you? In the neighborhood shelter again