From reports in telegram channels, it looks like at least 2 different syrian islamist militias are arriving to our borders (It was reported in Abu Ali Express). One of them threatened to do 7/10 again, another said they will not leave until they "liberate" Jerusalem, with no mercy to the jews. Just in case you are wondering why we took the high ground in Syria...

Al sharaa has a chance to show that he has a normal country, instead of the apparent terror state.

How common are the pro-Palestinian marches in Tel Aviv?

(This includes non Israelis too)

When it comes to wars, if this demographical change occurred, what effects would it result in?

Hey I’m a queer ex-Muslim bisexual guy who lives in Iraq. People here don’t allow to be the person that I am, and I found a good job in Israel (tel aviv specifically) that matches my qualifications in an NGO which I guess is going to help me to get the visa. The only thing that is stopping me from applying for that job is that is stopping me is in Iraq we have that idea that we are not welcomed there. So I just want to make ask you guys if that’s true or not?

https://www.israelhayom.com/2025/04/06/shin-bet-official-caught-admitting-to-settler-arrests-without-evidence/

The HOUSTO

i was born from jewish mother and ukrainian father. eventually as a path for me i chose Christianity.

how would i be seen in Israel? as a jew? as a "christian"? as an ukranian?

קודם כל אני חושב שזה קריטי לציין שלא מדובר פה על גוף ניטרלי, זה התאגדות התעשיינים ויש להם אינטרס חזק נגד המכסים - אז קחו את זה בערבון מוגבל. אבל הם טוענים שלפי מחקר שלהם "בין 18 ל-26 אלף ישראלים עלולים לאבד את עבודתם נוכח הטלת המכסים" בהצלחה לכולנו אם הם צודקים

Translation:

First of all, I think its critical to note that this isn't a neutral body, the article talk about a report from Industrialist union which has a strong anti-Tariff interest so take their report with a grain of salt. They claim that according to their research between 18 thousand to 26 thousands Israelis might lose their job due to the tariffs. Good luck to us all if they're right.

Does the whole presidency thing in Israel even have a legit reason to exist? What results has the president pulled off lately? Is the cost-benefit vibe actually doing anything for the Israeli public?

Title I NEED TO WATCH IT I NEED IT

Edit: it's on YouTube I am dumb for checking everywhere but that

as it’s widely known, Arab Israelis and Israeli Jews aren’t very close to each other in israel’s society, each group primarily lives within their own separate communities and there is not much interaction between the two (other than on mixed cities such as tel aviv- Jaffa, Lod and Haifa). From my knowledge and interactions with Arab Israelis I noticed most of them are not big fans of Israel to say the least and don’t feel any connection to the country other than their ancestral ties to the land and cities themselves and are just fine with living in israel because life is much better there than in the nearby and most Arab countries, and enjoy much more freedom and opportunities. I wanted to ask if there are any Arab Israelis here that can answer me if that’s the shared sentiment throughout the majority of Arab Israelis.

We're hearing a lot of mixed reports at the moment (in the UK). Do they still control the Northern Area? As in have Palestinians returned North then gone back again? Are they deep in territory they didn't go into last time?

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Hey so in my effort to create an extensive archive documenting the crimes of Hamas and the Palestinian culture, I added another list about Pallywood, I would love if you guys have more links to give me and I will add them all, you can also look at the main profile and see more lists, if you have links to share let me know!

This list is meant for everyone here to use to fight disinformation which we sadly see way too much of on Reddit, hope this will be helpful to some of you!

https://urlist.xyz/u/israel-palestine/l/67e543b7395f5ad4fbbb9cfa

https://mobile.mako.co.il/finances-news/Article-fd4c7f9428bf591027.htm

Just thinking about PR in general, but with less of the manipulative connotations of that term; more like counter-dominant narrative perspectives:

Do you think it would help to see more stories in the news (that make their way into the MSM) from Israelis talking about their individual experiences growing up under an iron dome, with constant barrages of rockets coming in and random suicide bombings? Nothing sensationalised, but just honest recollections from ordinary people trying to live their lives. I would imagine that ‘could’ resonate on a more humanist level with people hardened/desensitised by the wall of politics surrounding the issue, and the aforementioned dominant narrative.

What do other people on here think Israel have been missing when presenting humanist counter-narratives? I feel there is a lot to present, but I don’t believe it’s been done in a sympathetic, effective way. Also, do you think it would make any difference?

אני ובת הזוג שלי מתכננות לבלות בירושלים לכמה ימים בפסח, ותהינו לעצמו האם יש מקומות פופולריים של הקהילה בעיר, סטייל בר לילה שנוכל לבקר בו לשתות קצת.

נשמח להמלצות אם זה קיים :)