Psychology behind the Propaganda.

Israel as We Know It Has Less Than a Decade Left
Unless Israel makes a U-turn, it will be too late to divide the land. There's a third way that could save it: It's a long, gradual process of dividing the land, one that isn’t based on comprehensive agreements but on partial understandings, and of building the nation.

Rogel Alpher (Haaretz, September 11) is right. Sometimes states commit suicide. In fact, the state Rogel and I live in is committing suicide these days. We have less than a decade left. If Israel doesn’t make a U-turn, in 2025 there will be some 750,000 settlers living in the West Bank. And then it will no longer be possible to divide the land. And if it isn’t possible to divide the land, Israel will cease being a Jewish democracy. It will either become an apartheid state, or a binational state

"Israel" takes its last breath- By Ari Shavit, Haaretz
a year ago
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By Ari Shavit
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Under this headline, the Hebrew newspaper "Haaretz" published an article by the famous Zionist writer (Ari Shavit), in which he says: It seems that we are facing the most difficult people in history, and there is no solution with them except recognizing their rights and ending the occupation.

Dan Bilzerian absolutely cooked Piers Morgan

"I was horrified to learn the things that they teach in the Talmud"