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184 contributions to Liberty Politics Discussion
Change is coming & you cant stop it
Supporting Netanyahu while he allies with the Haredi parties granting them free rein, tax breaks, exemption from military service, and massive budgets for a community that fundamentally opposes liberalism is like chickens voting for KFC. In Israel, everything is upside down: the confused liberals is collaborating with a religious, intolerant regime.
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Hamas is making 250 million Shekels a month off the aid trucks Bibi is letting in, and now Trump wants us to pump in even more before Hamas is even defeated. What else did Bibi agree to give up just to get Trump to tweet this complete nonsense?
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The Director of the Israel Tax Authority warned that the country faces a severe shadow economy problem. ​certain sectors operate entirely on cash to avoid taxes, costing Israel an estimated 20 to 30 billion NIS annually in lost tax revenue. But tramp tweet was powerful..
Sep 11 • 
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Hebrew for Beginners
For anyone looking to start learning Hebrew, a great place to begin is the Alphabet Song by the master of Hebrew pronunciation, artist, singer, and creator Victoria Hanna. ​Growing up in a Haredi home with a childhood stutter, Victoria Hanna's artistic creation is her personal dance with the Hebrew language. Shana tova to all of you in the name of freedom & liberty https://youtu.be/gcnxRi0s_DM?si=o59z25XFWThfG6ip
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Honestly, this is the best
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@Jehuda Ewert Victoria engages with the deepest layers of Abra cadabra exploring the profound meaning of sounds and how they resonate through the human body. Through her singing, she teaches how Hebrew is truly meant to sound, guided by a deep connection to its sacred letters and biblical roots.
Kakistocracy
Characteristics of the Tyranny of Kakistocracy (How It Operates) ​In academic literature dealing with this subject, several mechanisms are identified through which a kakistocracy preserves its rule: ​Negative Selection: Incompetent leaders fear individuals who are smarter and more capable than themselves. Consequently, they appoint people with inferior abilities to key positions so they do not pose a threat to their standing. ​Erosion of Expert Institutions: Deliberate damage to the civil service, academia, the judiciary, and professional mechanisms (discrediting experts), while framing expertise as a source of "corruption" or "elitism." ​Loyalty Over Competence: The sole criterion for advancement is not success in the role, but absolute loyalty to the leader or faction. Have a meaningful Yom kipor fast
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@Daniel Bell זה ליטרלי המצע של הליכוד בראשות ביבי בשנים האחרונות.
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@Jehuda Ewert Kakistocracy is an established concept from the history books—it describes a system where democracy strays from merit, talent, and competence, turning instead into decades of celebrating cronyism and political patronage rather than professional success. ​It is the exact opposite of a meritocracy, and in Israel, it has been painfully evident since 2023 though many would argue it began long before. ​Israel’s defense and security leadership repeatedly warned about cracks forming in national security, yet the Prime Minister consistently refused to listen and turned down meeting with them time and again.
Protest Art Installation Outside the Russian Embassy
​The Russian Embassy sits along the beachfront promenade in Tel Aviv. Under municipal bylaws, walking around in swimwear is permitted within 500 meters of the beach; we were just 200 meters from the water. We didn't break any laws, local or international. ​We arrived fully prepared, having carefully rehearsed the action and coordinated our attire. The reporters and photographers we invited were already waiting for us. ​We dropped our pants and began splashing red gouache paint on each other. We had to act fast—embassy security had already rushed out and started confronting us, calling the Border Police for reinforcement. ​I walked straight toward the Border Police jeep, reached out for a handshake, introduced myself and the action, and requested just five minutes to take photos, promising we would pack up and leave immediately after. They agreed. ​I placed a plastic bag over my head and let my friends handcuff me while I stood in my underwear, creating a chilling depiction of horror from ukrain. The contrast between the vibrant promenade, the brutalist concrete architecture of the Russian Embassy, and our fragile performance formed the perfect image—one that would circulate globally, penetrate the guarded gates of cautious editors, and force the press to publish the words previously blocked from reaching the public. This photo hangs in the Israel Museum and has won award, After doing it job gaining global resonance. For more talk to me
Protest Art Installation Outside the Russian Embassy
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@Midori Tengu Thank you very much. I have been a political activist for two decades and have always integrated my knowledge of art as a working tool, to create an image that cannot be ignored, one that looks more dramatic than the situation that actually occurred, and it will intrigue the viewer to try and understand what lies behind it. ​These are important boundaries that many activists in recent years break brutally, believing that the end justifies the means. ​I believe in democracy, abide by the law, and respect the authorities even while criticizing them.
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@Midori Tengu yes but Criticism is easy. When compared to destructive, intellectual laziness—like throwing soup on a Van Gogh painting—it puts things into a clearer perspective
Sep 7 • 
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Israel this week. An important explanation regarding this week's drama in Israel I hope you will listen with full haert. https://youtu.be/uX3xrxjoYa8?si=cYoE2VfgGCz4hAPB
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