• NoneOfUrBusiness@fedia.io
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    That’s surprising, but also give it a couple weeks.

    Edit: Turns out this includes Palestinian Israelis (Israeli Palestinians? This is hard), which explains things.

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      We don’t know why the people opposed that.

      Last time Israelis settled in Gaza they gave it up 20 years ago, as the resistance made it too costly to maintain. By now a significant number of Israelis will know some IDF member who was killed or permanently injured when invading Gaza and the prospect of having hundreds of thousands of young men and women permanently lacking in the economy as they patrol Gaza, is not that enticing for many.

      I strongly doubt that humanitarian considerations have played a relevant role for most of the “pure” Israeli respondents. We have seen many polls over the past two years and before, where Palestinians have been completely dehumanized by the Israeli society and the public discourse only has grown more genocidal as the time moved on.

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        Because Israelis tend to believe the most heinous shit (look up Tel Aviv University Peace Index, shit’s fucked up), so I had expected a pretty comfortable majority to support annexing Gaza. But now that I checked the article, this poll includes Palestine Israelis, so with that in mind it’s within expectations; if you subtract like 15% from the supporting camp to account for Palestinians you’ll probably get a narrow supporting majority.

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          Tel Aviv University Peace Index

          Yes I’ve read several of their reports a whule bacj. Most Israelis (particularly Jewish ones but also many Arab Israelis) and Gazans are very pessimistic about the prospects for peace, tied to not believing the other side to be trustworthy, particularly since Oct. 7.

          believe the most heinous shit

          You’ll have to elaborate on that, because you’re (A) generalizing to a very large group with very diverse views & opinions and (B) rather vague.

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    Looks like liberal Zionists are trying to sanitize the reputation of their genocidal colony.

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    But it’s palestinian the occupied who should disarm according to the west and major arab countries. The irony

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      Because in Israeli society, the given goal was getting rid of hamas, which is generally supported by pretty much everyone, unless you’re a moron. Annexing gaza was not in initial plans, so…this is just logic. Israel is going too far and not even Israelis themselves support what IDF is doing or wants to do, generally of course, as there are always extremists on all fronts

      Then again, I’m just brainstorming, trying to connect the dots

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        The west bank shows that destroying khamas is just some bs israeli use to justify occupation.

        after the formation of a large army in the wake of the establishment of the state, we will abolish partition and expand to the whole of Palestine - Ben Gurrion

        The plan was always taking control of all Palestine surely but slowly, that’s why honest Zionists talk about Judea and samaria which was destroyed centuries ago