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@Infinity16 Yes threat definitely plays a role for some, culture and norms for others. Ultra orthodox have huge fertility of 6 to 7 children what drags the average up.

@Infinity16 Indeed a lot of Blue. I don't know if more than US, maybe to some degree yes but I am not sure about the difference in amount. What I can say is that Blue here is more reactive and edgy.

The daily chapter. Who needs netflix when you have Israel. Right wing new posts 🏰⛲️

The Center-Left camp ☕️🍃 all from today (Next chapter the pendulum move again to the right...)

Great. Sounds you are in your right path.

@Daniel Balan Do you feel today better and calmer than the times before you revolted?

What were the emotions you felt when you choses the opposite? Was it from fear and anger, or from curiosity and the desire to expand and grow?

The brain weighs a claim not according to logic, but according to its sum credibility it gets from the social matrix, to ensure it feels belonged, loved, more moral and special. Then it confuses this with logic, because the deeper survival circuits in the brain have much more control over the prefrontal cortex than the other way around.

Mansour Abbas party: United Arab List 5 mandates/seats out of 120 = 4% of the population. Spiral Dynamics: 🔵🔵🟠 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Arab_List Mansour Abbas has shown a relatively pragmatic, accepting and result-oriented approach, rather than a strict ideologic one. Lower voting percentage, fragmentation into small Arab lists that causes votes to get erased due to getting under the 3.25% treshold, along with partial votins to Jewish parties - leave those parties with half the number of seats expected from their size (20%) in the population.

Avigdor Liberman's party: Israel Our Home 6 mandates/seats out of 120 = 5% of the population. Spiral Dynamics: 🔵🟠 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yisrael_Beiteinu It is one of the main political representatives of Russian-speaking Israelis. The party was established after the major wave of post-Soviet immigration in the 1990s. Around 1 million Russian-speaking immigrants arrived in that period. Roughly 15% of Israel’s population are Russian-speaking.

Yair Golan, leader of the Democrats party, yesterday (: (The second part of the tweet: Smotrich said in the past that hamas is an asset and PLO is a burden. Yair quotes him here and criticise him)

@Karmadhi The urban area that connected to Jerusalem is an Israeli consensus as it is already a dense and highly populated area and there is no rationality in now destroying it in a case of an agreement.

An experience of survival does not depend on an objective technological advantage you have. It happens for both sides of the border. Anxiety and depression in developed countries aren't less common than in third world ones.

@Schahin Surely those voices aren't rare these days in Israel, but this is one part of the picture. The demonstrations weren't nationalistic. They were for ending the war and bringing back the hostages, against Netanyahu and for the protection of liberal democracy. Since Jan 2023, every week, by many thousands, for two years.

@Raze The vote was about the city of Ma'ale Adumim (Red Ascent) which is part of the settlement blocs - a broadly consensual area near Jerusalem that basically forms a continuous urban zone and only slightly crosses the Green Line or the 67 line. I think Netanyahu tries to provoke the Americans on one of his attempts to collapse the deal but I'm not sure yet if that is the reason for this vote. I am cheking this.

https://x.com/Idaneretz/status/1981430227587781000

https://x.com/TomerPersico/status/1981310032609194207

I want to invite you to follow daily and check past and present Israeli liberal parties leaders - Center and leftward - mainly with Google about Two state solution or 'separation from the Palestinians' which is pretty much the same. Or negotiations or political agreement with the Palestinians. They have shown quite a good support over the years but really check it also yourself from 2010 until 2023 to see their root positions, before the trauma that didn't necessarily change their stance but made it harder to make declaration due to this issue's temporal sensitivity. Ask me again whenever you need of course but if you do that you will understand much more than whatever you will hear from me in a single message. I recommend you to try 🙂 https://x.com/yairgolan1 https://x.com/yairlapid https://x.com/gantzbe https://x.com/MeravMichaeli https://x.com/GabbayAvi https://x.com/zehavagalon https://x.com/Tzipi_Livni https://x.com/tamarzandberg https://x.com/KahlonMoshe

@Schahin You are right about the current leadership.

Yes, always only one side of the equation. A mystical evil that happened only to one side 😉

I add Right wing tweets not to show agreement with them but to display through them the multi-dimensional character of Israeli society. All from Oct 20-21. https://x.com/mennyassyag/status/1980562856492880171

Next chapter - the pendulum will move to the Right 🏰⛲️

I need to correct my earlier comment because I think he does seek the destruction of Israel. What I agreed with before was about the religious roots of its actions. Seeing what he is doing right now to Gazans is enough to understand that the cruelty of hamas goes far beyond his relation to Israel.