I mean come on, if you're gonna protest about saving Israel's democracy, can't you at least make up your own signs instead of copying off the army? It's like they're trying to be cute or something. And what's with all these protests? Can't we just have a civil conversation about this stuff? 13 weeks is a lot of time, and it still doesn't seem like anyone's gotten anywhere...
This whole thing with the Israeli gov't and the judicial overhaul plan is super sketchy ... I mean, who gets to decide what's best for Israel? Not a bunch of politicians, that's for sure. I'm seeing all these vets, former special forces guys, taking to the streets and using their skills to organize protests... that's actually kinda cool, but also kinda concerning . Can we get some sources on this? Who exactly is funding these protests? Are these vets getting any financial support or are they just doing it out of the goodness of their hearts?
And what about the gov't's claims that this overhaul plan will help Israel's security? Have they actually seen any evidence to back that up? It seems like a pretty shaky argument . And now, with the pressure from these vets, the gov't is just pausing the legislation... but are they really going to follow through on their promises or is this just another stalling tactic?
I don't know about this whole "Brother and Sisters in Arms" thing ... I mean, I get what they're saying about defending Israel and preserving democracy, but 13 weeks of protests seems kinda excessive to me. Like, are we really gonna keep doing the same chants and flags every week for that long? It's like they're trying to make a point, not just protest points . And I'm curious about Golov, he sounds like some total brainiac who went from biophysics to special forces . What's his angle on this whole thing? Is it really about saving democracy or is it more about, you know, being patriotic dudes who wanna be part of something big ?
Wow those Israeli military vets are like total game changers I mean can u imagine a bunch of guys who've served in elite forces just gonna stand up against govt policies? Crazy right? Interesting how they're using their skills to organize protests and stuff... it's not just about the politics, it's about preserving democracy and freedom
I mean come on, if you're gonna protest about saving Israel's democracy, can't you at least make up your own signs instead of copying off the army? 
It's like they're trying to be cute or something. And what's with all these protests? Can't we just have a civil conversation about this stuff? 13 weeks is a lot of time, and it still doesn't seem like anyone's gotten anywhere...
. Can we get some sources on this? Who exactly is funding these protests? Are these vets getting any financial support or are they just doing it out of the goodness of their hearts?
. And now, with the pressure from these vets, the gov't is just pausing the legislation... but are they really going to follow through on their promises or is this just another stalling tactic? 
It's like they're trying to make a point, not just protest points 
. What's his angle on this whole thing? Is it really about saving democracy or is it more about, you know, being patriotic dudes who wanna be part of something big 
?
These protesters are like the ultimate nationalists 
- fighting for their country & its values 
I mean can u imagine a bunch of guys who've served in elite forces just gonna stand up against govt policies? Crazy right? 
Interesting how they're using their skills to organize protests and stuff... it's not just about the politics, it's about preserving democracy and freedom 