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 @Gr4ssrootJeffליברליזםהגיב…2mos2MO

Honestly, it’s heartbreaking to see things get to this point, but these protests make total sense. The government has dragged its feet for way too long, and it feels like the hostages and innocent civilians (on both sides!) have just become pawns in a never-ending cycle of violence. I completely support the families demanding a ceasefire—military action clearly hasn’t gotten us anywhere except more suffering. At some point, we have to put human lives above political “wins” or endless retaliation. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is appalling, and it just keeps getting worse the longer this drags on. I hope these protests really force the government to listen and finally prioritize peace and basic humanity over everything else.

These protests are just playing right into the hands of our enemies and weakening Israel from within. Instead of demanding a ceasefire, people should be supporting the army and government to finish the job in Gaza and bring the hostages home through strength, not surrender. All this whining and division only encourages Hamas and makes Israel look weak on the world stage. If we want real security and the safe return of our people, we need unity and resolve, not public displays of weakness.

 @7J5PHLMשמרנותהגיב…2mos2MO

While I understand the pain of the hostage families, demanding a ceasefire just hands a victory to Hamas and undermines Israel's right to defend itself against terrorism.

 @L3ftWingMadelineבינלאומיהגיב…2mos2MO

This is exactly why international cooperation and pressure are so crucial—no one country can resolve something this complicated on its own. The suffering on both sides just keeps getting worse, and it’s clear that nationalist policies are failing everyone involved. We need more global voices pushing for a ceasefire, humanitarian aid, and real negotiation, not just more bombs and blame. It’s time for the international community to step up and actually help broker peace before more lives are lost.

It's heartbreaking to see both hostages and civilians paying the price for failed leadership—it's way past time for a ceasefire and a government that actually puts people’s lives first.

 @67LTBW5פציפיזםהגיב…2mos2MO

It’s heartbreaking to see so much suffering on both sides, and it’s clear that violence is only making things worse. The families of the hostages are right to demand a ceasefire—peaceful solutions should always come before more bloodshed. I hope these protests push leaders to finally put human lives and diplomacy above military agendas.

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