Comments by "" (@ahmeda.3198) on "Ben Gvir boasts of worsening conditions for Palestinian prisoners" video.

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  11.  @theuncappedneedleyouforgot2664  Well, if I am being fair, their group has had a history of being abused and persecuted. I mean both state sponsored persecution, and random mob persecution. So it is understandable that there is a long of sensitivity among Jews to hostility by outsiders. Having said that, it seems like the early Zionists capitalized on this, and now this is one of the main undercurrents of Israeli society. For example, I was listening on a YT channel about how much security one has to go through just to get on an airplane and fly into Israel. What sounds like extreme paranoia to most of us, is just normal for them. Armed soldiers and tanks everywhere, a society which worships the military because of constant fear of attack, and a government which sabotages neighboring countries as a form of preempting any possible attack, etc. It seems like such a crazy way to exist, but this is normal for them. I think that’s why they don’t understand why the Palestinians despise them, and even how they justify dominating and harming Palestinians, because to them it’s another case of preempting what the perceive is another imminent threat. It seems everyone and everything is viewed as an imminent threat to them. It’s just a toxic culture, so paranoid, that the mindset becomes ‘a strong offense is the best defense,’ then they go and do sabotage and only become more despised, which then re-enforces the thinking. The inception of modern day Israel on land that already has people and societies on it, and what they did to those people and societies in order to found their state was just a horrible idea. Not just to the suffering they caused the Palestinians, but even for the kind of idolatry it’s brought about among them: worship of the land, worship of the military, always doing and justifying evil as a way to preempt the latest ‘existential threat,’ etc.
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