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Why young Israeli voters are shifting to the right | DW News
The October 7 attacks have profoundly shaped Israel's youngest voters. Two first-time voters explain how war, security and hopes for peace are influencing their…
The October 7 attacks have profoundly shaped Israel's youngest voters. Two first-time voters explain how war, security and hopes for peace are influencing their choices. DW speaks with Tammy Hoffman, head of the Israel Democracy Institute's education policy program.
Chapters:
00:00 - Young Israeli voters and the shift to the right
02:40 - Voices calling for change from the center-left
04:08 - Expert analysis: Youth polarization and political trends
06:51 - How wartime reality & military service shape views
10:49 - Wrap-up
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Veering farther to the right. Just at the time when Israel is going to be totally isolated from the world, sanctioned like the apartied facist state it has been for years. Iran will soon have a bomb, and its neighbors dont need it. Trump will soon be out of office and with it support from the US will end. Where will they get th money and the bombs to continue their aggression against all of their neighbors. The karmic blowback is going to be something for these budding facists to experience.
This fight is not left vs right but religion vs reality. Steven Weinberg: "With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil—that takes religion."
How despite all the wars and world condemnation is Israel GDP per capita north of $70,000, ahead of Canada and most EU States...how can that be? Why are the heartfelt opposition of Madrid, Oslo and Dublin so ineffective? What are they getting so wrong?
We need these young men into algorithmic mathematical communities, not engaging in politics at this young age. At 18, a young boy or girl should have finished Donald Knuth's Art of Computer Programming vol 1,2,3.<br>Work them hard, work them really hard, harder they've ever being intellectual. Let them feel the pains of intellectual excellence.<br><br>0001 OkeUgo
Decades of impunity for Israeli war crimes and crimes against humanity and decades of hasbara is why younger Israelis are far right Jewish supremacists. Boycott, sanction, and divest from the state of Israel until it complies with international law and international humanitarian law.
That's what happens when you teach bias revisionist history. Japan too, China too, when a mostly homogenous population being taught that they as a religious/racial/nationality group deserve something as a right, are something better, have been bullied by.
The October 7 attacks have profoundly shaped Israel's youngest voters. Two first-time voters explain how war, security and hopes for peace are influencing their choices. DW speaks with Tammy Hoffman, head of the Israel Democracy Institute's education policy program.
Chapters:
00:00 - Young Israeli voters and the shift to the right
02:40 - Voices calling for change from the center-left
04:08 - Expert analysis: Youth polarization and political trends
06:51 - How wartime reality & military service shape views
10:49 - Wrap-up
#Israel #Netanyahu #Election #dwnews
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
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