I served in the IDF in the last military ground operation in Gaza and led a squadron in the West Bank. AMA
why hasn’t a two state solution worked? what’s the single highest leverage thing Israel could do as a state today to solve this for the future?
how old were you? was it obligatory or voluntary? did you make it more patriotic? did the service make you stronger in other areas of life?
Do (you) hope America intervenes or would (you) rather take care of (your) own problems?
Do you have any Palestinian friends? Israeli Arab friends? Or do the communities not mix much?
Thank you for your service 🫡 Assuming Hamas is eliminated, do you think there's any chance for a viable, civil government to emerge from Gaza?
What’s your take on Israel’s military doctrine/standards, regarding opponents civil death.
Granted retaliating was always on the cards after the Hamas strike but do you think Israel's retaliations this time have gone out of hand and that it will ultimately do more harm than good in the aftermath?
While what Hamas did was completely wrong, Israeli response to the civilians isn't anything less than genocide. While it is priority to remove Hamas, civilians are treated like animals. Humanitarian efforts can't be done in a week's notice. Do you think Israel can do better in terms of not harming civilians?