Wie die „Intifada-Revolution“ aussieht

Iddo Gefen: “Some of the demonstrators are calling for something categorically different from an end to the Netanyahu government or even the war. Some of them are suggesting, implicitly, that there is no place for Jewish life between the river and the sea. Indeed, many of their slogans have nothing to do with peace. Almost every day, I hear protesters chant ‘Brick by brick, wall by wall, Israel has to fall’ and ‘Intifada Revolution.’ Growing up in Israel during the early 2000s, I lived through the Second Intifada. I witnessed buses blown up by suicide bombers and mass shootings in city centers, terrorist attacks that killed many innocent civilians in the name of an ‘Intifada Revolution.’

“Recently, a [video surfaced](https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/26/nyregion/columbia-student-protest-zionism.html) of a student leader saying, ‘Zionists don’t deserve to live’; on campus, an individual stood in front of Jewish students with a sign reading Al-Qassam’s next targets. In the encampment itself, signs hang with [small red triangles](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/apr/26/we-are-with-them-support-for-hamas-grows-among-palestinians-in-lebanon) that might seem like an innocent design choice. Whether the protesters realize it or not, Hamas uses that icon to indicate Israeli targets.”

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