NAZA's subtitle doesn't overpromise. It is very much worth watching, especially for tech people. Some of the interviews get into the details of unit 8200's tech, e.g. they mention some feature inputs that their Hamas-not-Hamas classifier is based on.
Most of the facts aren't new, for example Haaretz was reporting as it was happening on the escalating amount of civilian casualties considered acceptable in a strike on a random Hamas recruit. I even remember doing the same calculation as one interviewee (~100k Hamas members * ~20 NAZA = the entire population of Gaza) at the time, and being similarly disturbed. But it's something else still to get the inside view, including the participants' motivations.
Careful, the definition of antisemitism is: to say that a single israeli politician is corrupt is a racist attack against every member of the jewish community in every country.
It's way beyond a single politician, and it's way beyond corruption. Several of their politicians are on file calling for outright genocide and displacement. Let's not forget that Pew poll that showed that 34% of israelis say that the IDF "did not go far enough" in what they did in Gaza.
I watched a talk today where what we call democracy would not so by the Greek philosophers, who would call what we have Aristocracies, because they defined democracy in the direct sense rather than the celebration of annual voting for representatives.
At the core is rule by the will of the people, which we seem to be rather far from at the moment
Fellow human, what has you so animated about the growing anti-Israel sentiment across the globe?
For those of us on the other side, we see grave injustices. Yes the other side is guilty too, but I was raised being taught that two wrongs do not make a right. It's worth reflecting what the underlying causes of the backlash are.
Some reasons my Jewish and Israel friends talk about are (1) the two-state solution is no longer even discussed (2) jewish settler terrorism in the west-bank (3) the inhumane treatment of innocents in gaza (4) the murder and assassination of aid workers.
NAZA's subtitle doesn't overpromise. It is very much worth watching, especially for tech people. Some of the interviews get into the details of unit 8200's tech, e.g. they mention some feature inputs that their Hamas-not-Hamas classifier is based on.
Most of the facts aren't new, for example Haaretz was reporting as it was happening on the escalating amount of civilian casualties considered acceptable in a strike on a random Hamas recruit. I even remember doing the same calculation as one interviewee (~100k Hamas members * ~20 NAZA = the entire population of Gaza) at the time, and being similarly disturbed. But it's something else still to get the inside view, including the participants' motivations.
Ouch!! Someone is hurt by truth. What a loser.
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIBRLEEaueo
i'm shocked at such behavior from the only democracy in the middle east.
Careful, the definition of antisemitism is: to say that a single israeli politician is corrupt is a racist attack against every member of the jewish community in every country.
It's way beyond a single politician, and it's way beyond corruption. Several of their politicians are on file calling for outright genocide and displacement. Let's not forget that Pew poll that showed that 34% of israelis say that the IDF "did not go far enough" in what they did in Gaza.
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A few more election cycles and they will be a 'democracy' like Lebanon or Egypt.
It will be interesting to see if the upcoming elections actually happen.
I watched a talk today where what we call democracy would not so by the Greek philosophers, who would call what we have Aristocracies, because they defined democracy in the direct sense rather than the celebration of annual voting for representatives.
At the core is rule by the will of the people, which we seem to be rather far from at the moment
Isn't Cyprus a democracy, or does it not count as the middle east?
How is Cyprus in the Middle East? It's either Greece, Turkish or both depending on who you ask.
Cyprus is conventionally Europe.
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"When you tear out a man's tongue, you are not proving him a liar, you're only telling the world that you fear what he might say."
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Yes we hold Western democracies to a higher standard than random Islamic dictatorships.
Islamic countries being dictatorships doesn't excuse you.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46760329 (Iran protestor massacre)
one counter example to your narrative, search can help you with the others
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New account...created 40 minutes ago.. seems IDF is busy.
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Fellow human, what has you so animated about the growing anti-Israel sentiment across the globe?
For those of us on the other side, we see grave injustices. Yes the other side is guilty too, but I was raised being taught that two wrongs do not make a right. It's worth reflecting what the underlying causes of the backlash are.
Some reasons my Jewish and Israel friends talk about are (1) the two-state solution is no longer even discussed (2) jewish settler terrorism in the west-bank (3) the inhumane treatment of innocents in gaza (4) the murder and assassination of aid workers.
this is why I shared a link to a story you claim was overlooked by HN, but in fact was on the frontpage for longer than most stories
And your name is not Mahmud
It’s not telling at all that you compared israel behavior with some of the worst repressive and least liberal governments on earth huh?
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Well, those governments are also not committing new genocides very year.