shivas.wisdom said:

And judging from the latest exit polls, it appears the loss of seats is from smaller parties within Netanyahu's coalition -- Likud is projected to pick up a couple seats and remain the single largest party in Israeli politics -- hardly the rebuke against "old era" Israel like Eisenkot's celebratory speech would suggest

Let's see what happens next -- most Israeli opposition leaders have promised to not include any of the Arab parties in the new government, even if those seats would grant them a majority -- but similar rhetoric in the past hasn't stopped limited coalitions from propping up Israeli governments -- politicians lie when convenient

Still... it's exceedingly shameful that 'othering' Arab Israelis (ie Palestinians) is the default political position demanded by Israeli society

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As will be shown below, Arab localities in Israel are in a state of inadequate protection and suffer from gaps in protective infrastructure compared to Jewish localities (some of which also lack adequate protection). This is also supported by data collected since the start of the current war. This reality –  of insufficient protection for Arab communities –  is not new; it has been raised in numerous discussions, reports, and court rulings. Yet, despite the fact that this constitutes a major threat to the citizens of the State of Israel, and despite various decisions, programs, and actions taken on the issue, the government has not yet completed the fortification of Arab localities against the threat, and the protection gaps between populations persist.

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The Ecstatic said:

Incredibly on the nose that neither Eisenkot nor Bibi’s coalition want a majority if it means partnering with the Arabs.

God bless the only democracy in the Middle East.

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shivas.wisdom said:

Cool, can your ai slop respond to this report?

Lack of Protective Structures Against Missile Attacks in Arab Localities
https://en.idi.org.il/articles/57071

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As will be shown below, Arab localities in Israel are in a state of inadequate protection and suffer from gaps in protective infrastructure compared to Jewish localities (some of which also lack adequate protection). This is also supported by data collected since the start of the current war. This reality –  of insufficient protection for Arab communities –  is not new; it has been raised in numerous discussions, reports, and court rulings. Yet, despite the fact that this constitutes a major threat to the citizens of the State of Israel, and despite various decisions, programs, and actions taken on the issue, the government has not yet completed the fortification of Arab localities against the threat, and the protection gaps between populations persist.

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GenericHero said:

Ai says your cognitive issues have more to do with poverty than your early crack exposure.

Poverty Matters More Than the Drug: Subsequent research made clear that environmental factors—such as chronic poverty, lack of access to healthcare, unstable housing, and malnutrition—have a far greater impact on a child's development than prenatal crack exposure alone.

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shivas.wisdom said:

Look, I know you prefer the simplistic framings provided by ai slop cartoons and YouTube influencers, but the idea that 'Israel protects civilians, Hamas uses human shields' doesn't hold up when we examine how Arab Israelis face systemic disparities in civilian protection -- let alone once we consider the occupied territories -- go ask Grog to turn my explanation into a cartoon if you're still confused

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Bigbadwooof said:

shivas.wisdom said:

Look, I know you prefer the simplistic framings provided by ai slop cartoons and YouTube influencers, but the idea that 'Israel protects civilians, Hamas uses human shields' doesn't hold up when we examine how Arab Israelis face systemic disparities in civilian protection -- let alone once we consider the occupied territories -- go ask Grog to turn my explanation into a cartoon if you're still confused

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He isn't confused, he just has a filter that doesn't allow the overwhelmingly vast body of inconvenient facts get in the way of the shitty narrative he subscribes to.

It's called willful ignorance...

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I've read through this entire dumpster fire of a thread with an open mind, and haven't seen any 'facts' presented by you or your fellow racists which might persuade me to think differently than I currently do about the matter at hand

trepanationexprt said:

“You can ask grok”
Do you even try anymore

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trepanationexprt said:

It’s not called racism is called anti septicism. There are countless facts in this thread you just choose to believe an iof rat and grug produced slop lmao

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