A year of war accelerates ‘silent departure’ of Israel’s elite
www.theguardian.com
Brain drain could undermine the country’s hi-tech economy as liberal families conclude social contract has been broken
      • TimeNaan@lemmy.worldEnglish
        38·
        29 days ago

        This isn’t Russia, criticising the government publicly is still possible there.

        • BMTea@lemmy.worldEnglish
          9·
          29 days ago

          The fear of reprisal in Israel is not from the government alone, but from a fascistic society. Recall the Arab Israeli girl who was suspended from school for showing sympathy with Gazan children, then was met with a crowd of her peers chanting “we don’t want Arabs in our school” on return.

        • technocrit@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
          63·
          29 days ago

          Grow up. Zios imprison people who refuse to serve in the genocide. Then they face attacks, death threats, etc. People who are actually religious jews are regularly attacked by zios I know a few decent people from “israel” who’ve had to flee because it’s a fascist death cult against both jews and palestinians and the wider region.

          edit: And it’s worth emphasizing that palestinians have no rights. Their land has been stolen. They’re not even allowed to fly their flag. They can’t collect rainwater. They had a huge peaceful protest several years ago and zio snipers killed hundreds of people… Plus the ongoing genocide.

    • Guydht@lemmy.worldEnglish
      91·
      29 days ago

      Even before the war, every week there were huge protests in Tel Aviv against the extremist government. Now they just have another thing to protest over - the hostages.

      If in the next election Bibi will stay, then I guess a truly loud and large departure will happen.

      • TimeNaan@lemmy.worldEnglish
        101·
        29 days ago

        Yeah but they’re not exactly protesting the gaza genocide, or even the war, just the government. Another government could do the same things to the gazans and no one (except for a tiny minority that do it now) would bat an eye.

  • werefreeatlast@lemmy.worldEnglish
    1·
    28 days ago

    Maybe we nonbelievers should have our own crusade for truth.

    1. Never share information with anyone who is religious about anything pertaining to science. Let’s see how long they last without technology.

    2. Visit their house every Saturday to tell them about the great stuff they are missing out on…but no specifics, if they want that, they go to school which is the church of science.

    Slowly but surely, religious cults who would like to go to war would only have sticks and stones at their disposal.