RE: Who are the Israelis
⁜→ Shusha, et al,
Nationalist [political system of ideas (plural)] have competing interest. These interest are not uncommon. In this Discussion Group, we talk about the facets of "Nationalism" nearly every day in the form of autonomy and self-determination. Nationalism is neither black nor white. One of the most common interest is the focus on the duality of "self and family." The other interest is in the "progress and development" of the Nation. In the US we have an example:
Nationalist are people who strongly connects with the nation → and → vigorously support their national interest. This is no less true of the Israelis. And the thread that binds the three elements (God, Country, Family) is intertwined for the strength of belief; with the shortest route and the strongest connection being the average of all three lengths; oddly enough being the same.
Nationalism is not • necessarily • a bad thing...
Most Respectfully,
R
⁜→ Shusha, et al,
Nationalist [political system of ideas (plural)] have competing interest. These interest are not uncommon. In this Discussion Group, we talk about the facets of "Nationalism" nearly every day in the form of autonomy and self-determination. Nationalism is neither black nor white. One of the most common interest is the focus on the duality of "self and family." The other interest is in the "progress and development" of the Nation. In the US we have an example:
(COMMENT)❖ ... Are you claiming that the right to pray at holy places is political extremism?!?!?!◈ Israels political trend towards the extreme right is nothing new ...
◈ Politics in Israel is increasingly nationalist ...
Nationalist are people who strongly connects with the nation → and → vigorously support their national interest. This is no less true of the Israelis. And the thread that binds the three elements (God, Country, Family) is intertwined for the strength of belief; with the shortest route and the strongest connection being the average of all three lengths; oddly enough being the same.
Nationalism is not • necessarily • a bad thing...
Most Respectfully,
R
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