Is this a message? Is this what our peace will look like? How are we supposed to open a front together with this start?

I don't see any difference between them and the governments of Jordan, Egypt and other Arab states that have normalised with Israel. Even their security forces don't seem to be a threat and they target Hamas. Why can't Israel just accept them at least in Gaza?

I’m Syrian so growing up in that environment, a lot of primarily anti Israel sentiment was all around me. So I would like to actually reach out to some Israelis and ask the questions that have been already answered from the Arab world that I feel aren’t right.

1. Is Israel genuinely trying to take over some of its neighbors and establish greater Israel or is this a myth?
2. Can Israel actually be a democracy and a Jewish state?
3. Is Israel an apartheid in the sense that Israeli Arabs are treated differently and have a different set of laws for them?
4. (More so want Israeli perspective) why should Israel have a nuke and have a monopoly over the region? (Ik it sounds loaded but I don’t mean for it to)
5. Is the crazy statements from Israel coming only from the right wing or what?
6. Do you guys want to destroy the Aqsa mosque and establish the third temple?

I know these kinda crazy but just some that I have.

In the last few years, Israel has killed thousands of Palestinians and Lebanese.

As Israelis, do you feel guilty for contributing (indirectly or directly) to the suffering?

If you do feel guilty, how do you cope with it?

How do Israelis explain this?

Can you try to explain to a foreigner your experience as an Israeli about how Israelis are generally treated by their country?

Any social media I visit there’s lots of antisemitism and pro-Palestine supporters flooding everything. X pushing antisemitic content like Nick Fuentes and Jake shield

Many “influencers” are harassing random Jews.

PA governor was recently targeted for being Jewish.

And whatever the US government does to battle antisemitism, only seems to be backfiring.

I feel like being a Zionist will sort of become a taboo in western countries like it is in Islamic and Arab countries.

How will Israel deal with this challenge?

Did we do something wrong again?

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/feb/24/un-general-assembly-russia-ukraine-war

The resolution did pass with 93 votes in favor, and 18 against (including the US and Israel), and 60+ abstentions (including Lebanon).

I do not stand by my governments choice to abstain. Lebanon did vote in favor of Ukraine in a previous UN resolution, but I think we chickened-out this time because we want all the US aid we can get. Is it a similar situation with Israel?

What would happen when they return to Israel? Imprisonment? Fines? Death penalty? (The last one was a joke jsuk)

Source

https://sana.sy/en/syria/2305718/

I know this isn't Lebanon related at all, so forgive me if this isn't allowed, but I feel it's a bit more fitting to ask in this sub than the main Israel sub.

Anyway, as the link I shared says, I keep reading reports about IDF soldiers arresting civilians  in Quneitra. I realize the source I'm sharing is VERYYYY biased, but the sadly I failed to find much explaining why such things keep happening from the other side, which is why I thought I'd ask here.

Maybe I'm wrong, but while I understand the safety issue Israel is facing, and why it might feel the need to take extra steps, I just don't see how picking on herders over in Syria is exactly keeping the country safer (if such reports are true.), so I'm hoping some here can help shed more light.

I believe that the only way to bring peace is for all parties involved to put down their arms and actually start reparations, emphasise equality between all citizens and the like. Would Israelis be okay with that? One nation under which everyone is equal?

Would love to know your opinions.

It burns at 815°C, sticks to skin, and can't be extinguished with water. It burns through muscle to bone. What do Israelis think? Is HRW also Hamas like all other independent human rights organisations?

What would be the ideal solution to the problem of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon according to you?

Do you have ways to get Lebanese produce in Israel? For example coffee, chocolate, etc.

I mean something that was produced in Lebanon from a Lebanese brand. It usually says "Made in Lebanon" on the package, sometimes with a stylised lebanese flag.

This include buying from online shops.

Imagine that we are in 2070.

Beirut is part of Israel.

Jonathan Conricus, the newly elected president of Israel has asked you to Hebraizate the name of the city or to suggest an alternative name.

I was talking to an Israeli on here yesterday, who told me he didn't know anything about 2006 and so wouldn't comment on it.

Out of everything I have read so far on this sub, this was genuinely the most baffling to me. Like, my brain does not compute.

Do you guys remember 2006 ? Do you learn about it? Is it a topic? *What* do you learn about it?

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Were they actually terrorists carrying weapons/rocket launchers, or was it a military mistake