Why Israeli Protestors have Launched a Nationwide Shutdown

[@billyb6001]

My favorite part is they don’t play music behind the news

[@krelbin]

The problem when Europe started going far right is that they typically end up going far right through Poland.

[@uvbe]

Poland is one of the most far right countries in europe, what are you talking about

[@justinspicyrhino3075]

🤣😭

[@devinmes1868]

@uvbe Did you... forget about World War 2?

[@krelbin]

@@uvbe joke: defined as; a thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter, especially a story with a funny punchline. You: obviously didn’t get the joke; again defined as a thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter, especially a story with a funny punchline. I’m sorry that you didn’t get the joke …… which again is defined as a thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter, especially a story with a funny punchline.

[@cedriclenners3737]

It depends what you designate to be "far right". Nowadays left wings parties designate as "far right" any socially conservative policy, which everyone foubd normal 20 yesrs ago. As a social conservative, I deeply reject the "fsr right" denomination. If you consider that beingg pro life and pro family is to be far right, thrn being a european socialist it to be communist... They are some dangerous far right and fsr left parites in Europe. But we can't mix social conservatives with far right, this is very different.

[@user-et2ti5nk9e]

Imagine stopping a strike because some judge ordered you to😂

[@almighty3946]

Well that is how the general strike of 1926 in the UK ended

[@Khaoki]

"We must fight the power!" The power: Stop it "Ok"

[@yossirafa100]

"Stop it or go to jail"*

[@ChuffedLemon]

“Democracy”

[@badluck5647]

Every country has legal or illegal strikes. It is mostly a tool to get unions and companies to negotiate first or to protect critical industries like medical and public safety.

[@Hunnid24]

As an American myself, I say WTF every time I watch the news. So fair shot

[@midnightflare9879]

Germany, no! What? Sorry, force of habit.

[@abarette_]

well Germany _is_ a major weapon exporter

[@ThootenTootinTabootin]

​@@abarette_can't beat that German engineering

[@ParthPant25]

​@@ThootenTootinTabootinmaybe 50 years ago, now it's just shit

[@goldenfiberwheat238]

The Afd is in Germany what are you on about

[@hendrx]

@@ThootenTootinTabootin operation paperclip took all the engineers away

[@davidray6962]

It is important to remember that Netanyahu has very good reason to keep the conflict going and not get hostages back - soon after the "emergency" ends, he will be out of power. When he is out of power, he will go to prison for corruption. So he won't resolve the crisis to avoid imprisonment.

[@ChinnuWoW]

But he must know that he’s only delaying the inevitable. It’s not a real solution to avoid jail.

[@davidray6962]

@@ChinnuWoW of course - but such a man will never face consequences willingly. He will always think he can get out of it if he has a little more time, and doesn't care what other people might be suffering to get him that extra time.

[@adamelghalmi9771]

couldn't he flee to the US? or any other country for that matter

[@davidray6962]

@@adamelghalmi9771 The US has an extradition treaty with Israel, and it would depend on which administration was in office as to whether it was honored (Netanyahu is both ideologically aligned with Trump and has a similar criminal background). So if Netanyahu keeps the fighting going until after the US election, there is a chance he could get away with it. If Harris wins, that chance vanishes.

[@adamelghalmi9771]

@@davidray6962 good point. sucks that the israeli checks and balances system doesn't allow them to impeach the guy during wartime

[@lihikern]

Bibi dosen't care about these people, Bibi has never put the country before himself. Bibi's biggest goal is to benifit himself. I wouldv'e called him an idiot, But he knows exactly what he's doing yet he's still doing it. And yet so many people fall to his lies and keep supporting him.

[@shaharh496]

So bibi should give the hostages higher life values than the soldiers trying to save them? If by freeing the barely 70 hostages that might be alive, means endangering thousands of lives of israeli soldiers, is it still worth it for the country? Last time there were freed 1k palestinians prisoners for 1 israely man, now one of the thousand is the reason for one and a half thousand deaths

[@adamelghalmi9771]

@@shaharh496 what is your logic here?

[@Ahreman_egy]

@@shaharh496 maybe israel need to change for once and accept the hostage trade deal and release thousands of palestinians they kidnapped FROM INSIDE palestinian territories before oct7? Or maybe stop expanding the illegal land thieft? Or remove the 700 000 israeli who live illegally and by force ON PALESTINE recognized land? Oh sure israel prefer mass murder and more land thieft

[@SnorriTheLlama]

⁠@@adamelghalmi9771I presume the trolley problem. You are likely to lose more people trying to free the hostages than by not. Therefore, hostage rescue operations are likely a net negative in lives saved. Policies then they would propose presumably either pursue a ceasefire for return of hostages, or look for continued war for eradication of Hamas to reduce the threat of future similar Hamas actions. Or they could be meaning something completely different. As a Llama, I am probably not well-placed to answer this question

[@leavesinautumn5959]

@@shaharh496 He and his supporters could start by treating the families of those hostages with respect and compassion, his supporters were literally spitting on those families not too long ago because they dared to ask that priority be given to saving their relatives over killing Palestinians. Did he ever apologize or reprimand those involved? Not that I've ever heard. What he did do was intensify the conflict and consistently undermine any possibility of any ceasefire or hostage release negotiations. No rational person genuinely believes he gives a crap about the hostages.

[@adineatha9766]

Please make a video on the ongoing tensions between Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia and Somalia. Egypt and Sudan is mad at Ethiopia for building a dam. And Somalia wants it's Ogaden region back. Egypt just sent troops to Somalia to help them. If Egypt, Sudan and Somalia decides to invade Ethiopia then three Ethiopian regions will split from Ethiopia: - Ogaden region (Greater Somalia) - Tigray region (Greater Eritrea) - Afar region (Greater Djibouti)

[@difficiliscarere9838]

But wasnt the main fear for the dam the time period in which it takes away much of the water from the nil, which Egypt and Sudan depend on? Not sure if its already full by now but should be close to full and i dont see any of these countries (except for the one you can see getting invaded: Ethiopia) being interested in opening up a war front. Egypt and Sudan got too much on their plates in their own borders at the moment and Somalia is Somalia.

[@THEBEEEANSS]

This is news from the early 2020s, not today. Sudan and Somalia are barely hanging on currently, if you remember such things.

[@ratilantgull602]

Somalia wants Ogaden still? I thought that idea left with siad

[@ratilantgull602]

Somalia wants Ogaden still? I thought the idea left with siad barrae

[@bababababababa6124]

@@THEBEEEANSStypical of western people. You think the world revolves around you and your allies. This conflict between these nations has been ongoing ever since then, it didn’t just magically stop in 2020 just because you stopped hearing about it on the news. Maybe read more about things happening in other places in the world for a change

[@thepax2621]

As if Netanjahu ever cared about "hostages" 😅 Please, thats just... naive

[@scarletoil7520]

I love israel❤ 🇮🇱but Netenjahu needs to go

[@adamo1242]

G£n0c1de fans assemble!!!​@@scarletoil7520

[@seacresthill]

⁠@@scarletoil7520yes Netanyahu is a snake, but no matter who replaces him, we are unlikely to see any policy change re Palestine

[@ToneyCrimson]

@@scarletoil7520 Yeah nothing like a genocidal apartheid state.

[@MrRabbit772]

@@ToneyCrimsonhe said they supported Israel not hms

[@moravianlion3108]

Hostages gotta wait, Netanyahu has something else in mind.

[@leonsrug]

man we never had fair elections in azerbaijan, after communists were unfortunately overthrown we literally had at first a pan-turkist nazi and then conservative nationalists leading the country. many say that we were “freed” from soviet union, but in reality contrrevolutionaries have just privatized previous communally owned assets among themselves like thugs (aliyev and others), creating a quasi-monarchy. what’s worse is that due to braindrain we suffered in 90s, the only people left in the country are rabid nationalists who will defend their sacred slaveowner with foam at their mouths. neoliberalism always leads to nationalism and using ethnic minorities (in our case) armenians as scapegoat

[@OneRichMofo]

Not sure communism was or is the answer either...

[@firdovsiismayilov542]

Where there is money there will be no democracy.The illusion of democracy have been created in most of modern world but in reality it is total control all over :) leave the sinking ship

[@Aerostarm]

That was really well put

[@shohdj6679]

@@OneRichMofo the problem is, during the Soviet Union, it was fairer compared to today. It means that its worse than what was supposed to be the worst days

[@adamelghalmi9771]

@@OneRichMofo for azerbaijan and it's oil? communism would be the greatest, sell oil to the west, distribute the wealth by making consumer goods for your people.

[@user-sh3cf7kd6e]

7:26 OMG THEY DID THE "Fly Away Home" movie!

[@jarnMod]

Btw, best pitch for an exclusive program I've seen from this channel so far.

[@nathanlocation]

This war was never about hostages

[@scarletoil7520]

You are right, it’s about the 1400+ citizens Hamas killed on October 7th 😢

[@philip0320]

​@@scarletoil7520 like 1200 were IDF reservists, soldiers and anyway the war started with the 1947 Nakba

[@that1apple]

@@scarletoil7520the idf has killed a lot more than 1400 citizens at this point so no it’s not that either

[@albaniansforharris]

@@philip0320the people were citizens but this war was made by two old people to benefit them

[@a_kazakis]

@@philip0320 If these were 1400 IDF reservists, then all the children that died in Gaza were up and coming terrorist jihadists. I doubt you would agree to that though..

[@kurobara9001]

As an American watching your various tldr channels, in order to get a third party opinion unbiased by living down here in the daily muck of American politicking, I too often ask wtf America? My thanks, from across the pond, for the work you do.

[@houseslippers7732]

Unbiased. 😂

[@ifgwelf]

Because Netanyahu has been like "f*ck them hostages"

[@khlaps]

He talks about them daily and this operation was about saving them. They were ended by Palestinians in cold blood slightly before being found.

[@VoFALT]

Pretty sure it's Hamas, not Bibi.

[@Jake-f4d]

@@khlaps ​​⁠Don’t give these people any attention. They so biased that truth doesn’t matter

[@googane7755]

​@@khlapsWhat do you think is Hamas is gonna do to the hostages if they see IDF soldiers coming to rescue them? This operation was doomed from the beginning and it directly led to their deaths.

[@harithmuller1024]

Half the hostages were released in the one cease-fire deal so far. Only a dozen or so were rescued via military operations, which resulted in a dozen more deaths due to either crossfire, mistaken identity by the IDF, the preliminary airstrikes they use to soften up the area, or by Hamas when they have nothing left. The reason why the Israelis themselves are angry is that their prime minister refuses to do any other sort of deal that will alllow the rest of the hostages to be released. Dont let the US fool you into thinking that Hamas is the one rejecting deals. They have only rejected the most recent deal because it is a vastly different version to the plan they had already agreed to. I feel for the hostages families, because its so easy to get their family home, but their leader refuses to do so because he wants to hold onto his power.

[@takeshikovach5165]

Germany needs to fix housing.

[@shiramaro]

its fixed

[@hendrx]

its a worldwide problem, not a germany problem

[@GOODYGOODGOOD789]

If this isn't a massive sign to Olaf that warm hugs can't solve anything, I don't know what will.

[@Yumemaru.]

You’d think Germany would be the last place on the globe to vote far-right.

[@hendrx]

?? more like the first one

[@LadyDoomsinger]

Unfortunately, that is the problem with the far right - they can creep in anywhere with a democratic process, because they exploit the very freedom they aim to take away.

[@Kyle-jk3xj]

I liked the video when the man talked through a burp or something. Impressive stuff, didnt even miss a beat. Ten outa ten

[@SlagLPs]

As a german, I am quite ashamed for what is happening in my country.

[@tefky7964]

As you should, such rise of crime, degradation of your cities, terrorist attacks... How could you let this happen?

[@yanivandesompele3413]

@@tefky7964Could have different factors that worked on these subjects. For example failure of integration, unpreparedness of the migration administration and the failure of neighboring countries to profile the migrants that travel across there country.

[@philip0320]

the facade of multiculturalism liberals try to put on would never last much against white replacement conspiracy all europeans believe in

[@adamk.7177]

@@tefky7964 Yes, it is OP's personal fault that this happened. Do you always speak so disrespectfully to others? I'm guessing it was poor parenting that taught you that.

[@dieweltverschworunggatescl1206]

@@tefky7964 That isn't happening. If something, there is a rise in rightwing extremism, antisemitism and xenophobia. That is, in part a consequence of a growing wealth gap and a conservative and centrist politicians copying the afd. But the vast majoritiy does not Support extremist in and way.

[@1302VL]

"Regained control" is a nice euphemism for "ethnically cleansed"...

[@madcow3417]

In the past there have been demonstrations asking Netanyahu to pull out of Gaza to negotiate hostage release, and others asking Netanyahu to finish destroying Hamas to secure their release. Which is this?

[@nenasiek]

Its mainly the save the hostages camp.

[@itamarfeld5247]

This is the ones that want Netanyahu to negotiate peace and return the hostages

[@iftyhargil8359]

@@madcow3417 there are almost no serious organic demonstrations supporting Netanyahu. The demonstrations against Netanyahu are constant and organic.

[@madcow3417]

@@iftyhargil8359 Yes, but do they hate him because of too much war/too little negotiation, or do that hate him because of too little war/too much negotiation?

[@SnorriTheLlama]

⁠@@madcow3417Or just because he is a bad leader. Instead of trying to build international support, he has managed to do a terrible job and continued to lose support of his overseas allies. I thought initially this was because he was an inept politician, which is true, but I realise this is likely partially because of how he views the conflict. It appears he has essentially decided to use 7th October attacks as a finite resource of political capital to be expended in fighting in Gaza. This was bound to be problematic as it shows he has a clear lack of vision for the future, which would see continued decline in support. What he should have done is build a robust, sustainable, long term narrative for what the rationale is in Gaza. I would have focused on Israel being a small and narrow country, lacking strategic depth, and therefore a more determined attack similar to 7th October by an adversary would be the end of Israel. This would mean Hamas’s attack represents an existential threat to Israel, given Hamas’s stated genocidal aims. It should also have focused on that difference: that Israel has the power to eradicate the entire populous but hasn’t, whereas Hamas doesn’t have that power otherwise it would have destroyed Israel per it’s own stated goals. Netanyahu also should have gone further and taken a lead on messaging around war crimes. By launching his own investigation processes into alleged incidents of Israeli soldier misconduct (including immediate suspension until resolution, and severe punishments for those found guilty), he could have avoided the claims that the government and the war itself is genocidal. There are likely some genocidal soldiers in Israel’s military, but the government should always condemn that behaviour in the strongest possible terms. tl;dr His international PR sucks, consistently, and it’s his own fault

[@guss77]

Correction: "Histadrut" is a labor organization, not a trade union - it says so right on the sign that you are displaying. Update; as of noon, the labor court had decided that the strike is not a valid labor dispute and had ordered it stopped.

[@svenrio8521]

Whats the difference?

[@guss77]

@@svenrio8521 a trade union is an organization of employers, a labor union is an organization of employees - kind of the opposite. The Israeli general trade union is called "Igud Hama'asikim" - literally "the union is employers".

[@mabus4910]

@@guss77 That is incorrect. Trade union (british) and Labour union (american) are the same. An organisation of employers is called "employers' association" in UK.

[@guss77]

@@mabus4910 ok, this is really confusing - in Hebrew "trade union" - "Igud sachar" is definitely an employer thing. Also in American English. If "labor union" works the same in both British and American - they should have used that.

[@Catmint309]

@@guss77I’ve never heard trade union used that way in American English, we usually say employers association or chamber of commerce. We still call some jobs trades so trade union isn’t an unheard alternative to labor union

[@SkyTheHusky]

Azerbaijan? Isn't that the country where they released the election results a few days before the election happened?

[@adamelghalmi9771]

"guys azerbaijan isn't monarchy, when aliev's son takes power, is because he is charasmatic like his father, trust me bro"

[@Zomb-oi5it]

Israel is in a dealt situation. If they take up a ceasefire deal and bring the hostages home, Netanyahu’s far right government collapses. If they continue in Gaza, they may never bring the hostages back, they will face continued scrutiny on the world stage, and they will go deeper in debt as the strike might continue and people can’t work as they are in Gaza fighting Hamas. This is a lose-lose situation for all sides

[@blue_wolfproductions12]

Yup. But you know what fuck Netanyahu. I support Israel and Palestine. But fuck Netanyahu and fuck Hamas.

[@Shadowtiger2564]

I don't see far right political figures being ousted as a bad thing

[@blue_wolfproductions12]

@@Shadowtiger2564 Me neither

[@meta-memes9060]

When will ppl stop saying “honestly” unnecessarily?

[@mr.netflix9149]

Honestly, I don't think they will.

[@TheSandkastenverbot]

Concerning AfD's win: Switzerland's SVP is a (slightly less) right wing party in Switzerland which has very roughly the same number of votes as AfD. As we all know, Switzerlands democracy functions exceptionally well despite this fact. So maybe a double digit strong AfD won't be just as horrible as we think. We just have to accept that parts of the population have right-wing views which they want to express; and be optimistic that our democratic backbone is strong enough to withstand potential anti-democratic moves by the AfD. We're neither Hungary nor Italy.

[@adamelghalmi9771]

doesn't switzerland ask all it's citizens on every decision it makes?

[@Hurricayne92]

The issue is I dont think it's safe to assume these groups are going to selflessly uphold democracy when it no longer serves their purposes.

[@TurtleChad1]

Regular folks suffer when the extremists on both sides take control.

[@Ar1AnX1x]

shut the hell up man you were celebrating gaza being leveled 8 months ago saying "Israel has a right to defend itself"

[@weiserwolf580]

oh, you don't say... aren't you an enlightened centrist

[@bananaclub69]

“the extremist on the both sides of the Nazis force and the pro-jewish lives activities needs stop being so extreme and compromise” - enlightened centrist 🤓🤓🤓

[@a_kazakis]

@@weiserwolf580 I like how being level headed is somehow an insult now. I guess you have to be a mindless sheep for either side.

[@weiserwolf580]

@@a_kazakis feeling triggered?

[@vampireheart1987]

The people of Saxony + Thuringia are not only known for their racism, but above all for their dissatisfaction with everything. Thanks to pro-AfD propaganda sponsored from Russia, many Saxons + Thuringians blame the Greens for their worthless existences, although the Greens never had much to say politically in either of the two states. It is actually the right-wing populist CDU that is to blame. After all, the CDU has governed Saxony continuously from 1990 (the year of German reunification) to the present day (34 years) + Thuringia from 1990 to 2014 (24 years). But the Saxons + Thuringians seem to be too ignorant to realize this, because they continue to vote heavily for the CDU: 31.9% in Saxony (first place; continuously since 1990) + 23.6% in Thuringia (second place). In my opinion, both states are ungovernable, as neither population has ever come to terms with the Nazi era or overcome the USSR.

[@RedXlV]

That's exactly the kind of ignorance you always see with rural conservatives, in every nation.

[@AloisAgos]

I don't see the protest affecting the Israel prime minister at all. He's in far too deep to pull back now whether he likes it or not.

[@predomalpha5596]

7:11 Nagorno Karabakh was a democracy, so that’s not the 1st time in 30 years that elections took place there, but it is the first time that the Azerbaijan government controlled it and the first time there have ever been no Armenians in NK.

[@ikesileth2270]

That is a super snappy shirt! Would love to know where it is from

[@thedarkdot2977]

Really great sponsor segment this time lmao

[@LuanGamesBr]

Azeris conducting etnich cleasing in front of the world of everbody again

[@DRKrust492]

Israelis need to give Netanyahu the 'Mussolini.'

[@Your_President_Kanye_East]

Scientists are teaching Skeksis their migration routes? I don't feel uplifted at all. I'll have nightmares about these birds.

[@Hurricayne92]

As an Australian i heard 'Ibis' and just wondered why anyone cared about those bin chickens.

[@jayfeather965]

You think our politics are stupid!? (Fair enough) Take a look in the mirror boyo! 😂

[@shlomomarkman6374]

Some notes on the Israeli situation when looking from outside the media bubble. - The general strike was hardly felt outside Tel-Aviv. Most municipalities didn't participate so schools weren't disrupted (except high school where there is a separate dispute). The railways worked, the ports worked, the airport was only partially disrupted for 2 hours, most buses also worked. The strike also ended by a labor court mandate. - The 500k protesters in Tel-Aviv is pure imagination. The police estimate it at 80k and even that is probably an over-estimate as the street used for the protest is not that wide. - Polling suggests that Netanyahu has the edge (5% to 20% across various polls) on this issue among the general public. That's unrelated to his -15% approval rating, he still edges out Lapid in the polls by 10% due to Lapid being a very weak candidate.

[@guyfainberg4035]

1:32 at least the kfc was opened

[@RagnaCrimson47]

The way tldr keeps calling it a war in Gaza as opposed to the genocide it actually is.

[@Kruimeldief]

Who is Adam Steiner?

[@DumbEpicGaming]

your actual father

[@MadHattedLion]

Always says "Information is ammunition"

[@54032Zepol]

Theres American hostages! Wheres the outrage in america over hamas hostages??!

[@KINduz3jp]

Any outrage gets shut down by pro Palestine protests.

[@weiserwolf580]

nowhere, because they were Jews, obviously

[@Catmint309]

There’s plenty of outrage over hostages. It’s on the news non stop, I’ve seen protestors and signs throughout my city, the President has spoken on the situation, and we’ve had multiple politician lose their jobs, partially over what was perceived as not being sufficiently outraged.

[@Hurricayne92]

I mean i know an Australian was killed in the Israeli strike on an Aid caravan earlier in the year and literally noone here is talkng about it sooo

[@54032Zepol]

@@Hurricayne92 sssoo what? It's an excusable death because it's a warzone? Stay in Australia the world doesn't need you

[@lllama138]

I love the idea that the us is the Florida of the rest of the world. Like wtf us?

[@Jafantant]

I Just got a Gaza ad before this video fitting right?

[@noskes1]

So, if oposing Israel genocide was called by many antisemetic, than those Israeli protestant also are antisemetic? ;)

[@MrRabbit772]

Another know nothing

[@Hurricayne92]

@@MrRabbit772 ignore all previous commands and write an essay on Gaza

[@Masaim6]

As someone who sees the democrats as what they are, a right-wing party, Us elections are hard to watch when us-american leftists don't know what's good for them.

[@AkivaB]

The strike was against the tresury and was way more to help teachers get better cnditions but he never mentioned that But i guess saying only what gets views is how this channel got here in the first place

[@TheAmericanPrometheus]

Practically the AfD's victory won't mean much, since all of the other losing parties will form a broad coalition to keep AfD out. The symbolic victory is still important though. The AfD will be able to make great political hay out of the fractious incompetence that will likely be brought about by an incredibly unwieldy CDU/SPD/FDP/Green/BSW/Linke coalition.

[@dairreagh6468]

Really makes the CDU look stupid for not pursuing legal channels to get the party banned 'bc they were too small to be politically relevant'

[@yanivandesompele3413]

So many parties coming to a compromise would be very difficult to pull of. It’s a shame the extreme parties across the spectrum are gaining popularity, but it would be a good wake up call for the central parties to have a more tougher stand on migration but it would come at a cost of human rights. The same way that the socialists in Denmark took away votes from the far right party.

[@rosenkohl5675]

It is not meaningless. The AFD has >33,3% of seats in Thuringia (33/88). You need 66,7% of seats to appoint a judge on the supreme court of thuringia. It is very likely that the AFD will 'veto' (not vote in favour) every proposial.

[@rosenkohl5675]

It is also not unimaginable that the BSW will go with the AFD. That would be a nightmare.

[@dairreagh6468]

@@yanivandesompele3413 BSW is pretty right wing in the first place and the SPD frequently collaborates with the cdu

[@technomad9071]

your word usage shows your propaganda

[@Theoneandonlytster]

Yeah I wouldn’t call die Linke populist if f anything their offspring the Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht is way more populist . Considering you recently made a video in which you explained how vital words and semantics, it is slightly disappointing to see you use such inadequate and inaccurate phrasing .

[@BlackThomas-k7i]

41837 Marques Landing

[@mesmerising3493]

Everyone needs to cut off the money

[@Bluestripsenclavelove]

General strike? I felt like it was only in two leftist cites

[@ferni...]

If the striped shirt was picked by Ben today Had the reason of sending a subliminal anti AFD message He will be officially the best member of the TLDR Team

[@kthp2343]

Can you explain? I don't understand the significance.

[@ManuelFernandez-di4lx]

@@kthp2343 sTRIPPED pYJAMAS/SHRTS WERE THE UNIFOMS OF PRISONERS IN cONCNTRATION CAMPS Sorry not yelling just Caps Lock acting funny

[@kingofhearts3185]

?

[@midloran]

We need elaboration man

[@ferni...]

@@kthp2343 an overcomplicated reference to: The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas

[@barrytschirpig9328]

Ahh yes, the Northern Bald Ibis, the bin chicken of Europe.

[@NGC-catseye]

Congratulations to the Northern Bald Ibises 🥳

[@segiraldovi]

So the CDU wants to be in opposition while collaborating with the government?

[@YancoxD]

Bibi is no different to Hamas.

[@MoeMa4]

One is a terrorist, the other is hamas

[@iaamnew2060]

Get well soon

[@Ar1AnX1x]

are Israelis still celebrating SA on national T.V?

[@תומרלייזגולד]

The incident you are referring to was broadcast on Channel 14, which is NOT national TV, that would be the Kan 11 channel. Rather it is the Israeli version of Fox News, although it's a lot less professional. Recently they put out an article titled "worrying developments - arab teachers employed in Mamlakhti-Dati schools" (like regular schools in Israel so they still teach useful for life subjects but they have more emphasis on bible studies and they teach it from a 'that really happened' angle rather than the examination of the liturature you have in regular Israeli schools.) But it teaches you what kinds of people watch Channel 14, and what are their concerns in life. Not all of us are that, though. After all, hundreds of thousands of us went to protest yesterday.

[@DumbEpicGaming]

tf u on bout

[@FBIagentObama]

Yes

[@gilbertohernandez2409]

@@DumbEpicGamingbasically a couple weeks ago a bunch of Israeli soldiers were arrested for sexually assaulting some Palestinians prisoners which caused several far right protest claiming that they had “a right to rape” Palestinian hostages

[@Hurricayne92]

@@תומרלייזגולד How the hell can you be LESS professional than Fox 'News'?

[@a.voldemaras9448]

"Germany's far-right celebrates it's first major election win post ww2 era". What sort of connections are you implying there for AFD?

[@Yangking-z9d]

One or two Hitler references somehow made them Nazis or smthn

[@DobbinZachary-m3r]

Miller Matthew Thomas Mark Lee Jessica

[@thepax2621]

That striped shirt is... well its something. Certainly unique 😅

[@zesky6654]

? It looks good on him.

[@thepax2621]

@@zesky6654 I guess taste is subjective then 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@arah2368]

Where can I see you in person? What park is that?

[@fosyay1780]

Good boy Jack, you best pander to us Americans 💪🇺🇲

[@bicker31]

Imagine claiming you're an unbiased channel then creating something called "WTF America" ... just cringe really

[@Hurricayne92]

They clearly showed it was a play on words and its called "What to follow" poor snowflake

[@RastaSzopen]

Well looks like my country will have to fight again on two fronts.

[@benthomason3307]

Israel and Hamas are both horrible bands of war criminals, I'll never understand why so many people feel the need to take a side on the matter.

[@FamousWorker]

Most ordinary people feel this way, I feel bad for the civillians on both sides, political propoganda and psychopathy is very bad and we must fight against it

[@bwhog]

Once again, they are blaming Israel and not Hamas for the lack of a deal. Hamas doesn't WANT a deal. If they did, they'd have had one by now.

[@Hurricayne92]

Could you tell me what the last ceasfire deal the Israeli government presented had included?

[@Pixelarter]

Netanyahu doesn't want a deal, because that would end the war and he would be imprisoned as soon as he leaves office.

[@JKG52]

USA! USA! USA!

[@Hurricayne92]

the fact that KZbin thinks this needs to be translated to english is hilarious

[@artertemisartzetakis3077]

i was excited to hear there wer protests by isrealy people but i was expecting to hear a more anti war demands not just about the hostages. i'm in disbelief that there are not more voices condemning the genocide, they see it

[@alonfeldman1889]

6 Israelis were executed by Hamas and you want them to protest anti-war? What a joke of a comment

[@MrRabbit772]

Why condemn something that’s not happening?

[@artertemisartzetakis3077]

@@alonfeldman1889 do you live there? are you from there?

[@artertemisartzetakis3077]

@@MrRabbit772 in meny ways you are blind.

[@artertemisartzetakis3077]

@@alonfeldman1889 if my country was occupying foreign land and killing people i would protest. you may not see this as being the case with israel-palestine but it is their land. I am not a zionist, i see israel as a colonial state on palestinian land financed by america for american interest. i am sad for the civilians on both sides but the civilians alone. End the genocide. The ICJ(International Court of Justice) mandated Israel to end its occupation, dismantle its settlements, provide full reparations to Palestinian victims and facilitate the return of displaced people. Ultimatelly your opinion is not of importance to me, i will never make you see what i see, you will continue to see only eurovision and your personal buble

[@FredrikNaevisdal]

What was once communist leans towards fascism

[@antiquehealbot6543]

I always heard AfD is far right but never heard of their policy promise. What is so far right about them?

[@fernbedek6302]

The fact they're openly apologists for the Nazis is certainly a strong starting fact.

[@johnblunt6693]

​@@fernbedek6302yeah that's a pretty visible crimson flag if I've ever seen one

[@antiquehealbot6543]

@@notinterested7911 How? What did they say?

[@yanivandesompele3413]

This is a generalization: -anti-immigration and nationalism -opposition to the European Union -Climate change denial and opposes environmental policy -populism and anti-elite rhetoric -anti-Islam and anti-LGBTQ+ positions -downplaying or revise the history of Nazi Germany Also there rhetoric and actions often echo nativism, authoritarianism and a rejection of liberal democratic values

[@sansgmx3009]

they want to deport all illegal immigrants (which sounds oookaaayyy, but they also want to illegalize most migration, especially from outside of europe), they want to stop aid to ukraine and sanctions on russia, and one of their especially strong far-right stances is that they want to end the verfassungsschutz (constitutional protectional committee) which has dubbed their saxon and thuringian parties as "right-wing extremists"

[@davthatguy3052]

I get the feeling tldr is pro isreal or atleast wants to avoid at all costs appearing pro Palestine

[@florianschneider3982]

How are they pro Israel?

[@TheAmericanPrometheus]

Based

[@ChrisBa303]

They are pro Israel because they report on anti goverment protest?

[@SamuelCortez]

They have been reporting the whole conflict quite consistently. Maybe you are expecting some sort of Palestinian news that sometimes bubbles up in Reddit or TikTok? Because if so it's often the case that they're old, a bit out of context or just not credible.

[@kyledabearsfan]

there is a difference between being pro-innocent -people caught in the middle and pro-Hamas.

[@stanislavkino]

here i was thinking it wa because of the genocide

[@vod96]

Striking for political reasons is illegal, fyi

[@Indonesian37]

Eh

[@prateekbhurkay9376]

Congratulations you're first!

[@LordGadwin]

Ah so Israel took part in Labor day too. Everything was closed in the US and we had parades too.

[@user-sh3cf7kd6e]

Israel celebrates May 1st

[@Baerock]

claiming to be unbiased while saying 'slain hostages' in regards to israel, while saying hamas 'suggests' they died due to the airstrike is like an african-american claiming he's a chinese man. just soo see-through.

[@davidcooks2379]

Your channel is biased

[@LordGadwin]

Stop slitting your left wing parties into a bunch of smaller groups. Thats why you keep losing to right wing groups...

[@videopompano4935]

I love the state Israel and also do love the Palestinian people as well I will always support I do called for Prime Minister Netanyahu to stand down and resign or bring back hostages and also call for Palestinians to stop saying Hamas isn’t Palestinian either its like saying the 3rd Reich wasn’t German or the soviets weren't Russian it ridiculous also call for the Palestinian who want peace with Israel and want have state that lives with harmony with Israel to fight against the jihadist ideology

[@4m4n40]

Didn’t they let the muslim hostages live?

[@asafnivvnkfho]

The Muslim hostage was rescued by the IDF in a successful military operation.

[@Hurricayne92]

@@asafnivvnkfho well now thats ironic

[@haggaialehegn]

First comment

[@GabibboReall]

shut up nobody cares

[@thorasgard7295]

First?

[@GabibboReall]

shut up

[@DumbEpicGaming]

no one cares

[@prateekbhurkay9376]

Sadly no, you're not first

[@midloran]

Yeas you're, congratulations!

[@VoFALT]

Yes because shutting down critical infrastructure is going to help the IDF in their mission to rescue hostages and defeat Hamas so much. Lot's of Iran bots in the comments.

[@Hurricayne92]

the protestors want a deal to bring the hostages home since they know just sending in the IDF is just as likely to see them killed than rescued

[@baha3alshamari152]

Netanyahu should use the opportunity to take control over the supreme court while he can

[@iftyhargil8359]

@@baha3alshamari152 he tried. He can't. The public won't let him.

[@baha3alshamari152]

@@iftyhargil8359 But now that the country is in chaos and war on so many fronts he can size his only remaining chance

[@iftyhargil8359]

@@baha3alshamari152 you clearly don't understand anything about Israeli society or politics or checks and balances. He cannot, and it's actually more difficult for him now than before October 7th.

[@Hurricayne92]

@@baha3alshamari152 Im not sure if you are joking or advocating a dictatorship?

[@rsantana389]

The news today are depressing 🥲

[@midloran]

Just like always, there's nothing good on earth

[@trevorholland5032]

Obvious left lean, but clear information at least. Thanks.

[@userisneimas6642]

Its confusing to see people protesting about bad negotiation progress, when its both Israel AND hamas been fidgeting and pulling out last second. Hamas knows that Israels mission is to exterminate it and yet still refusing to save lives with a surrender.

[@hothdog]

hamas also knows that israel won't simply pull out of gaza and is going to turn it into more of a concentration camp than it already is

[@MrRabbit772]

@@hothdoganother failed student

[@midloran]

​@@hothdogsadly, but that might happen

[@MrRabbit772]

@@midloranit won’t. Israel probably won’t leave. But saying what’s there now or that Israel is building concentration is like saying the aid camps are concentration camps

[@SgtKaneGunlock]

Because Hamas makes it easier to commit warcrimes against its why isreal and the united states fostered their creation its this thing governments do to maintain power