A commentary post on social media argues that the signs and activists seen at almost every junction in Tel Aviv yesterday are a ‘spit in the face’ of the Judea and Samaria residents who rushed to save lives on October 7. The post accuses the media and the protest group ‘Democrats’ of running hate campaigns against settlers who have sacrificed the most in the war.
The commentary, published Sunday afternoon, laments the presence of protest signs and activists at nearly every junction in Tel Aviv the day before, calling it a ‘spit in the face’ of the Judea and Samaria residents who on October 7 took up arms and rushed to the Gaza border communities to save lives. The post argues that these settlers were the first to don uniforms and report for duty, that they have suffered the highest proportional casualties in the war, and that their communities have been depleted of men for nearly three years due to repeated reserve duty. It accuses the media and the ‘Democrats’ protest group of running hate campaigns against them, calling the accusations of a ‘poison machine’ hypocritical. The post concludes that the people of Israel stand with their brothers and sisters, the brave settlers who are the ‘protective vest’ of the Land of Israel.
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