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Most Israelis not bothered by reports of suffering and famine in Gaza, new poll shows
(www.middleeasteye.net)
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Middle East Eye is a notorious propaganda outlet, especially on this conflict. I would take anything they say with a grain of salt, including their interpretations of polls and surveys. I personally recommend everybody here to actually look at the original source and the same information referenced directly from there. The survey cited in this article is pretty extensive, and I think it's worth taking a look at:
https://en.idi.org.il/articles/60357
idi.org.il is an israeli site. No thanks pal.
Complaining about propaganda then post yourself s propagands source. You so weird
So exactly what the article states. Jewish Israelis do not believe mass starvation of Palestinians matters.
That's not the point of my comment. I'm saying it's best practice in general to consume and spread information directly from the original source. That way you're more likely to get the info as is instead of having it be filtered or modified in certain way by a middleman outlet.
Sir, this is Lemmy. Get your information hygiene out of there!
...Seriously though, subtle rewording makes a huge difference:
In other words, Jewish respondents believe Israel is making efforts to avoid suffering, not that they approve of the suffering, and the national mood is very low.
Propaganda works.
So do clickbait tabloid headlines.
How can they see all the videos and humsn right reports of israel terrorism and still think that. They simply doing genocide denialism
And the propaganda can be right there in the survey.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahgjEjJkZks
Sorry bud, the original source doesn't make Israelis look better.
Israelis think that because they believe the IDF. You literally just read the first paragraph and are acting like the responsible one doing real research.
Exactly.
They believe what they're told. But the headline makes it seem like they're cheering on starvation in front of their eyes.
They've been on social media cheering it on since 2023. Civilians/reservists have been forming human chains to block humanitarian aid that WAS allowed to go in. This isn't a shocking new development, it is what has been explicitly stated, expressed, and demonstrated for multiple years now.
They act like they don't know, everybody know about the genocide. Extremists are shown on israeli tv channels all the time
They are.