Yuval Abraham

Because for me, I feel this is my main responsibility as an Israeli, is to work with the Israeli society and to try to... I'm going to have a bunch of interviews on mainstream Israeli media and to try to show people the way in which I see the world and to try to convince them to come closer.

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This is a key issue, David. If I look at, you know, the few years that we had leading to October 7th that had the protests against the judicial overhaul, against the weakening of the Israeli judicial system and the Supreme Court, which were policies that Netanyahu had tried to promote.

This is a key issue, David. If I look at, you know, the few years that we had leading to October 7th that had the protests against the judicial overhaul, against the weakening of the Israeli judicial system and the Supreme Court, which were policies that Netanyahu had tried to promote.

This is a key issue, David. If I look at, you know, the few years that we had leading to October 7th that had the protests against the judicial overhaul, against the weakening of the Israeli judicial system and the Supreme Court, which were policies that Netanyahu had tried to promote.

You know, this was something that was led by, let's say, the Israeli center-left, the liberal community in Israel. Many of them live in Tel Aviv. And I would attend those protests because I thought they were important.

You know, this was something that was led by, let's say, the Israeli center-left, the liberal community in Israel. Many of them live in Tel Aviv. And I would attend those protests because I thought they were important.

You know, this was something that was led by, let's say, the Israeli center-left, the liberal community in Israel. Many of them live in Tel Aviv. And I would attend those protests because I thought they were important.

But one word that was missing there, because people were chanting democracy and democracy, that was missing from the mainstream side of this protest was occupation, was Palestinians, was a political solution. And I think that for far too long, The Israeli liberal side has sort of allowed, not only allowed, but had contributed for things that were happening in the occupied West Bank and in Gaza.

But one word that was missing there, because people were chanting democracy and democracy, that was missing from the mainstream side of this protest was occupation, was Palestinians, was a political solution. And I think that for far too long, The Israeli liberal side has sort of allowed, not only allowed, but had contributed for things that were happening in the occupied West Bank and in Gaza.

But one word that was missing there, because people were chanting democracy and democracy, that was missing from the mainstream side of this protest was occupation, was Palestinians, was a political solution. And I think that for far too long, The Israeli liberal side has sort of allowed, not only allowed, but had contributed for things that were happening in the occupied West Bank and in Gaza.

And there is a contradiction here that we are seeing today. I mean, things are related. Many people on the left have warned for many, many years that, you know, what is happening to the Palestinians will eventually seep through into the Israeli society. And of course, like the Israeli right is getting stronger. And then the oppression of Palestinians is getting bigger.

And there is a contradiction here that we are seeing today. I mean, things are related. Many people on the left have warned for many, many years that, you know, what is happening to the Palestinians will eventually seep through into the Israeli society. And of course, like the Israeli right is getting stronger. And then the oppression of Palestinians is getting bigger.

And there is a contradiction here that we are seeing today. I mean, things are related. Many people on the left have warned for many, many years that, you know, what is happening to the Palestinians will eventually seep through into the Israeli society. And of course, like the Israeli right is getting stronger. And then the oppression of Palestinians is getting bigger.

And then Hamas is getting stronger. And then by attacking Israeli civilians, the Israeli right is... But there is this loop that we are seeing where it's like a win-win for those who do not want a political solution. And I think it's really important to understand that... It's not some binary thing. It's not like either the Palestinians win or the Israelis win.

And then Hamas is getting stronger. And then by attacking Israeli civilians, the Israeli right is... But there is this loop that we are seeing where it's like a win-win for those who do not want a political solution. And I think it's really important to understand that... It's not some binary thing. It's not like either the Palestinians win or the Israelis win.

And then Hamas is getting stronger. And then by attacking Israeli civilians, the Israeli right is... But there is this loop that we are seeing where it's like a win-win for those who do not want a political solution. And I think it's really important to understand that... It's not some binary thing. It's not like either the Palestinians win or the Israelis win.

In a sense, it's either we all win or we all lose. And I hope that the Israeli liberals, to get back to my previous point, will not continue to protect the occupation or apartheid. And we will try to work to have an alternative because we really need this. We need this like water, really. There will be no other way forward if there is no political horizon.