If
even a
rabid hard
rightwinger like Elon
Musk understands that what
Israel is
doing is not only
wrong, but
not helping
themselves or
anyone else, that
tells you
all you need to
know.
He quoted: "
If you create
more [Hamas members]
than you
kill you've
not succeeded. It's
safe to
say that if you
kill somebody's
child in
Gaza, you've
made at
least a
few Hamas
members."
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article to get the
details:
Elon Musk finally speaks on Israel-Hamas war, says if you kill children in Gaza thenâ¦
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get the
Cliff notes from this
YT video...
Now...Jewish extremists vs. Muslim extremists
#### No doubt about it. More and more people will die. Gaza will finally turn into rubbles and graveyards. And do not expect any negotiation or peaceful things in the Middle East! No way!
#### According to a survey conducted in Israel, Netanyahu has a favorable opinion among Israeli Jews, with 63% expressing a positive view of him. However, among Israeli Arabs, only 20% have a favorable opinion of Netanyahu, while 76% have a negative view.
Netanyahu's policies and actions have been criticized by Palestinians and some members of the international community. Critics argue that his government's settlement expansion in the occupied territories and the lack of progress in the peace process have hindered the prospects for a two-state solution.
Netanyahu's return to power in 2022 and his coalition government's dependence on the support of once-fringe EXTREMIST PARTIES and politicians have raised concerns about the potential implications for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
#### Understanding the Extremist Mindset within Israeli Society
1. Historical Context: The Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with its complex history and ongoing tensions, has contributed to the emergence of extremist ideologies on both sides. Extremist groups often exploit grievances, historical narratives, and perceived threats to advance their agendas.
2. Political Factors: Political factors, such as the lack of progress in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, can create a sense of frustration, disillusionment, and despair among certain segments of Israeli society. This environment can provide fertile ground for extremist ideologies to take hold.
3. Religious and Nationalistic Identity: Some extremist groups in Israel emphasize religious and nationalistic identity, often intertwining them. These groups may advocate for policies that prioritize Jewish identity and the expansion of Israeli territory, sometimes at the expense of other communities.
4. Radicalization and Violence: Extremist ideologies can lead to radicalization, where individuals or groups adopt increasingly extreme beliefs and may resort to violence to achieve their goals. Factors such as social alienation, perceived injustices, and exposure to extremist propaganda can contribute to the radicalization process.
5. Psychological Factors: The psychological factors underlying extremism are complex and multifaceted. They can include a sense of victimhood, a desire for belonging and purpose, a need for identity affirmation, and a distorted worldview that justifies violence as a means to achieve ideological objectives.
Extremist ideologies do not represent the views of the entire Israeli population. Israeli society is diverse, and there are many individuals and groups who actively work towards peace, coexistence, and dialogue with Palestinians and other communities.
Sources :
1.
Despite Their Wide Differences, Many Israelis and Palestinians Want Bigger Role for Obama in Resolving Conflict
2.
What Does Israel’s New Government Mean for the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict?
3.
Detailing Extremist Violence on Both Sides of Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Senior Official Tells Security Council Political Horizon Must Be Re-Established | UN Press
4.
https://www.ojp.gov/pdffiles1/nij/grants/208552.pdf
