Instability to the Israeli state is good. The war has caused a ton of instability in the economy due to mobilization.
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Protests, dual power, and even electoralism.
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Not that this doesn't help in a way, but why aren't these guys beating the shit out of the settler scum blocking aid convoys to Gaza? Or blocking passages themselves? The fact that they can do some real damage to the genocidal machinery even in subtle and "non-violent" ways but only resort to these performative rallies has me doubt their limp-wristed appeals to caring about Palestinians.
It's almost funny in a twisted way to me because even Israelis who see just how cancerous Netanyahu and his clique are towards the long-term survival of the zionist entity aren't treating this with the "appropriate" severity.
Pretty much all Israeli politics, ending Apartheid is out of the question. This is reflected in the protests.
Or blocking passages themselves?
Have you heard of the canadian girl who blocked the passage herself against an israeli bulldozer?
Rachel Corrie was American, or did the zionists kill a Canadian that way too?
Yes, youre correct
All I see are a bunch of anti-semites
Clearly they're Khamas supporters
These protests have been going on for over a year. They haven’t accomplished anything yet.
In a country like that, anything less than an armed revolution is an insult to what Palestinians are enduring. If they really recognise Palestinians as people and that there's a genocide being conducted by their own terrorist state, they need to take up arms now.