I'm low-key concerned about the situation in Israel
. It's crazy that these military veterans are having to take a stand for democracy and justice in their own country. I mean, it's not like they've been brainwashed or anything, but I guess you could say they're being "reconditioned" to fight for what they believe in
. Meanwhile, the government is trying to spin this as some kind of patriotic effort, but let's be real, Netanyahu's got a lot of explaining to do about why he wants to mess with Israel's judicial system
.
And can we talk about how messed up it is that these veterans have to threaten not to train or serve just to get the government's attention? Like, what's next? Are they going to start taking over the military like some kind of coup?
I'm all for standing up for what you believe in, but this feels like a whole different ball game.
Oh, and another thing, if Netanyahu thinks he can just pause the legislation and expect everyone to forget about it, he's sadly mistaken
. The people won't let up until they get some real answers, and these veterans are right at the forefront of that movement
just saw that military vets in israel are like totally joining protests against gov's judicial overhaul plan lol they're all about defending democracy & stuff 
i mean who knew that's what it was all about? 
anyway, it's kinda cool to see these elite vets using their skills 2 organize rallies & protests 
they're like the real-life avengers of israel 
but for democracy! 
just thinking about these elite military vets joining the protests and standing up for Israel's democracy gives me chills 
it's like they're putting their lives on the line for a cause they believe in 
i mean, can you imagine having to serve in a war zone and then coming back to peaceful protests? 
it just goes to show that even those who have been through the toughest of experiences can still find a way to use their skills for something bigger than themselves