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Dan Senor on Israel election: The differences in this election came down to domestic issues​


I didn't watch yet but disagree with the thumbnail

There's a larger right wing base than centrist (the lest barely exists) and so many domestic failures by Bibi's government

So if that were true you would have seen the Likud crashing but it didn't, only a little
 
I didn't watch yet but disagree with the thumbnail

There's a larger right wing base than centrist (the lest barely exists) and so many domestic failures by Bibi's government

So if that were true you would have seen the Likud crashing but it didn't, only a little
who you voting for Marty
 
Translation:
Haitian people,

We have nearly finished deploying our soldiers and equipment on Haitian soil. This is not an operation against the Haitian people, nor an invasion of the country of Haiti. We are not a great power. We have no interest in coming to dominate the Haitian people, nor in laying hands on Haiti's wealth.

We are a modest country that is developing. The only thing we want is for our four aviation technicians to return home. And we're giving the gangs a lesson—these gangs that make the Haitian people suffer, that kill people the population loves, that prevent them from living a normal, free life, without fear.

It's almost just us footing the bill for this operation. Even though we receive a bit of logistical help from a few other countries, it's with our own modest funds that we're covering 90% of the expenses....................

 
Be like Poland?

Poland: Constitutional Court Chief Suspended, Dozens Protest Outside Courthouse Gates

Polish police are securing the Constitutional Court in Warsaw against intrusion attempts by dozens of people protesting the suspension of court President Bogdan Szwaczkowski, who in recent years became one of the symbols of a judicial reform carried out by the previous government. Polish President Karol Nawrocki, who was on a flight to visit Senegal, returned to the country due to protests that erupted in the capital. Footage from Warsaw shows protesters attempting to break through the court's fences to allow Szwaczkowski's entry, and local police reported arresting three people who threw objects at officers. More details here.
 
Be like Poland?

Poland: Constitutional Court Chief Suspended, Dozens Protest Outside Courthouse Gates

Polish police are securing the Constitutional Court in Warsaw against intrusion attempts by dozens of people protesting the suspension of court President Bogdan Szwaczkowski, who in recent years became one of the symbols of a judicial reform carried out by the previous government. Polish President Karol Nawrocki, who was on a flight to visit Senegal, returned to the country due to protests that erupted in the capital. Footage from Warsaw shows protesters attempting to break through the court's fences to allow Szwaczkowski's entry, and local police reported arresting three people who threw objects at officers. More details here.
 
Lets take a look at France today...................

Germany: Tens of thousands protest across country, masked looters ransack stores in Frankfurt

Masked looters ransacked stores in Frankfurt as part of a day of protests in major German cities, where tens of thousands demonstrated demanding improvements in education and a reduction in the cost of living. The protests in Germany, organized by the group 'Gen Z regelt', took place in 34 cities, including Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich. In Frankfurt, at least two stores were looted as the protests turned violent. The city's police reported on X that 'violent disturbances continue. In the city center, shop windows were smashed at several stores. In addition, Molotov cocktails were thrown at emergency forces.'
 
Germany: Tens of thousands protest across country, masked looters ransack stores in Frankfurt

Masked looters ransacked stores in Frankfurt as part of a day of protests in major German cities, where tens of thousands demonstrated demanding improvements in education and a reduction in the cost of living. The protests in Germany, organized by the group 'Gen Z regelt', took place in 34 cities, including Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich. In Frankfurt, at least two stores were looted as the protests turned violent. The city's police reported on X that 'violent disturbances continue. In the city center, shop windows were smashed at several stores. In addition, Molotov cocktails were thrown at emergency forces.'
They were looking for school supplies and "self-help" books.
 
Germany: Tens of thousands protest across country, masked looters ransack stores in Frankfurt

Masked looters ransacked stores in Frankfurt as part of a day of protests in major German cities, where tens of thousands demonstrated demanding improvements in education and a reduction in the cost of living. The protests in Germany, organized by the group 'Gen Z regelt', took place in 34 cities, including Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich. In Frankfurt, at least two stores were looted as the protests turned violent. The city's police reported on X that 'violent disturbances continue. In the city center, shop windows were smashed at several stores. In addition, Molotov cocktails were thrown at emergency forces.'
I think the police handled it way better than i expected.
German Police is in the weird position that they are rather soft compared to many other countries and yet many people already scream ACAB at them...
We really need to learn from other countries that don't give a fuck:
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