Nivsch

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  1. Thanks very interesting. Sounds like he will have to change a bit his mind about fruits after this 😄 or maybe he did already because the video is from Dec23
  2. Mainly about the problems with many legumes and grains though not just that. I am watching now the video.
  3. I know how almost every food affect my mental well being and mood after five years of checking it daily (and keep learning), and I think there is a lot of truth in Dr Gundry's theory. Though not perfect but big part of it. Although each person react differently, still I believe there are commonalities that most people aren't aware enough to recognize.
  4. @Raze Well IDF recruited 360,000 soldiers during this war, at least tens of thousands of them as combatants, many who do hudreds of reserve days with barely seeing their families who are normal families just like yours and mine or family in Europe or the US (imagine it. Humans). And after we zoomed out, yes, many crimes, though by minority. Is there a systemic problem here? For sure. What is the solution, to demonize? I think not. The solution is to target the government and its supporters who encourage the radicalization.
  5. He needs to be put in jail, but he isn't typical though you think he is, and that is exactly my point.
  6. @Raze This is about the typical soldier and typical protestor. At least the soldier - who mostly still doesn't do crimes- risks his own life, while the far left protestor demonizes an entire society risking his voice chords.
  7. @Raze I equated both camps' stances about each other in the way they are mirroring each other cognitively. Nobody justified anything. Read again more carefully before you choose to accuse personally.
  8. I was referring to anti-Israelis / pro-Palestinians / protestors abroad comparing to Israeli soldiers and Israelis. Not about hamas. hamas is far beneath the bar to even be compared to anyone.
  9. @hundreth Soldiers in the field are in a constant survival mode and therefore act from their amygdala. The result is either fear of any Palestinian whatsoever, or an emotional flattening. Does this make their actions justified? Of course not, but it is worth looking at the cycle of dehumanization we can see from the same tweet - soldiers demonize Palestinians and anti Israelis demonize Israelis in the same way and fall to the exact same cognitive traps in their perception of the other side.
  10. I think that genuine long term happiness must be aligned with truth.
  11. The real reason ia to distract the public from him being accused of working with Qatar, funding hamas and strenghtening it purposely to serve a counterweight to the PLO. Netanyahu is an auto immune illness for Israel.
  12. @carterfelder Former Second to Head of IDF (2014-2017) Yair Golan (translated)
  13. Not every desire is deceptive. It is worth listening to ego desires too, it can make you expand. Just do it from the right energy and attitude and not reactively.
  14. @Inliytened1 The self is not anti truth but the way one see the self.
  15. https://x.com/RonGerlitz1/status/1961111758212399582
  16. This isn't true. The Zionist movement was divided in its opinions from the very beginning as seen in its responses to the partition plan of Peel comission in 1936: " The leadership of the institutions, including David Ben-Gurion, Chaim Weizmann, and Golda Meir, supported the proposals of the Peel Commission, at least the partition proposal. Opposing them stood a coalition of communists and left-wing figures (who supported a binational state), the religious (who opposed giving up the ancestral homeland), the Revisionists, the moderate right led by Menachem Ussishkin, non-Zionist Americans, and those who believed that through struggle better conditions could be achieved. The chairman of the Zionist Executive, David Ben-Gurion, was very pleased when he read the Commission’s report, but chose the tactic of publicly opposing partition so that the plan would be presented as British and thus not trigger automatic Arab opposition. He even informed the Colonial Secretary that the entire Zionist movement opposed partition. This stance caused Zionism’s friends to sharply attack the report in the parliamentary debate, and thus, instead of approving the partition plan, Parliament decided only to submit it to the League of Nations. " From the Hebrew Wikipedia article: https://he.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ועדת_פיל
  17. @zazen Take a look at what you just did. You decided that this aspiration of Jews to their own homeland must come with domination. But what if the Two State solution almost all Israeli parties talked about (proof here, translate the page with google: https://mobile.srugim.co.il/article/105276 ) before oct7, had actually been implemented? " 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.' " "Zionism" is just a magical word to hide behind and get a dopamine reliefe to help us not to see Israelis clearly.
  18. " Severe Warning – Netanyahu’s and the messianic right’s plan to annex the West Bank includes the annexation of 2,223,600 Palestinians into Israel, the imposition of full apartheid in the territory, turning Israel into an even more violent version of South Africa, and converting most of the IDF into a border police force surrounding Palestinian enclaves, which would become a kind of concentration camps and terror hotbeds. In addition, it would break the peace treaties with Egypt and Jordan, shatter the Abraham Accords with the UAE, Bahrain and Morocco, and bring upon Israel a flood of harsh sanctions from both Western and Eastern countries. Simply put, it would enslave all of us, and our children and grandchildren, to the messianic Moloch. Netanyahu is trying to sell a version of this plan to Trump, and he may very well succeed. Two immediate implications: 1. Netanyahu’s illegitimate and criminal minority government has no mandate to implement any annexation whatsoever. Period. 2. A clear statement is required from every party leader and every candidate for prime minister — and I mean you first of all, Mr. Bennett: what is your opinion of this plan? Do you accept it? If not, what are the differences between your plan and this one? — Eran Etzion " https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17Hpn4HDfJ/
  19. @Raze Not at all. There were hundreds of severe terror attacks in the 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s and especially from the 90s after Oslo agreements as an attempt to derail them, and then the 2nd Intifada precisely after a big momentum of Hebron agreement, Israel-Jordan peace agreement, Y agreement, Gaza-Jericho agreement, Camp David negotiation. The Two-State solution is a bad solution in the eyes of hamas's and main Palestinian terror groups because it pulls the rug out from under their dream to have the entire land. This is why they don't want it. Just like the right wing in Israel that don't like it.
  20. Why do you think Israel deepened its hold in the West Bank in 2002? And why it took it years of suicide bombing inside its cities to decide to finally do so? Do you think Israel wanted or enjoyed it? Don't look at this so dichotomically.
  21. Israel co-operates with the Palestinian Authority for the last two decades in chasing after hamas cells in the West Bank. Just for you to know.
  22. The forum of Liberal Local Authorities includes most of Israel's major cities, except for Jerusalem.
  23. But it tries all the time during the last three decades to get to agreements that will stop the settlements expansion. From Rabin to Barak, through Sharon and Olmert. Even Netanyahu said in 2011 that we need two states for two nations, and we know Netanyahu is the biggest opportunistic who always try to talk to the dominant sentiment of Israelis of the time. This is very tricky these days because all the emotions are now shifted after oct7, and in a sense fear has taken place greatly from the second intifada and suicide bombings. Yet, I have never seen a survey shows most Israelis support the settlements expansion.