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I don't think we should believe their content, but to investigate their inner logic.

It can be accurate on specific facts, but still be misleading or one-sided in the way it decides to connects the dots. That is why I prefer to cross check it with other sources. You can just say what is bothering you this is more effective.

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I am trusting my brain. Every emotion and thought it brings to me is a good thing.

Do you have a link from another source? I prefer not to rely on Al jazeera on these issues because it tends to tell the story from a very specific side. At least to cross check it with another source. Also my phone flagged this link as unsafe.

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@integration journey Do you have a link for that?

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Israel news 🗞 April 9th Two MKs from the center-left vs two from the right.

Do you live in an urban or rural area? How is the north of Lebanon? Sorry to hear you are going through this. Hope the things calm down for you soon

Israel news 🗞 April 8th Ceasefire 🚧 Starting with opposition leader Lapid's statement. https://x.com/yairlapid/status/2041743545137057858?s=20

@Schahin In the Israeli system the prime minister isn’t directly elected, but becomes such if his party is the largest party in a coalition. Which means it has only a relative majority of the voters, not absolute. Netanyahu’s party usually gets around ~25% of the vote. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thirty-seventh_government_of_Israel

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Netanyahu is only interested in himself and in what serves him politically. If extremist far-right parties threaten to quit his government and cause its collapse if their policy isn't implemented, he will do what they want to keep them in.

I will just remind you that these posts are originally in Hebrew. I translate the page with Chrome before sharing it here. So at the beginning they come to show an inner discussion.

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@zazen My goal in this thread and in the self-investigation I suggested is to show the real emotions and motives of Israelis in the most raw manner possible, and from that let everyone think however they want. This is why I prefer here to just let the evidence speak for itself or to speak about it directly. Anyway still I really appreciate your nuanced way of looking at the things.

Hey @Schahin If you want, you can follow both camps independently - starting with the links above and continue with Twitter's suggestions - and research for yourself, even bring Israeli posts to here and write your impressions. I get what you are saying. This conflict makes many to be hyper suspicious and see the other side in a black and white manner. Although, this is true for part of the people.

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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?

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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.