I will use this distinguished platform to wish good luck to all Israelis. For those who have not yet been informed, as well as for living in conscious denial: dry and difficult years in the shadow of Western democracy have come to an end. Israel has finally been able to join the warm and sunny family of "the countries where military revolutions took place and were organized in the 20th century"! Applause.
Goodbye, Demicolo countries like the USA, Canada or Norway, welcome to be, our sisters: vibrant Sudan, happy Cambodia; And hello to you too, Argentina, the land of fire, and attractive Myanmar, and everything else because it's short. We - Mi Numbra - Israel, and thanks to a thin and unrepresentative elite layer, but much braver and wiser than its ignorant subjects, have entered the pages of history and Wikipedia. Like you, Sudan and Argentina, we, the people living in Zion, were fortunate to have several chiefs of staff, Shin Bet and Mossad (res.) commanders and current officers, who proudly declared that their story with the army is over until the "elected" government does not align itself with the junta. True, you can still find here and there a few demonstrators from elite protests who are engaged in amusing Briscan quibbles in the style of the Jerusalem Talmud, which actually prove that the story is different, but the facts and flags have already stuck a peg in reality.
The proud, straightforward statements about incompetent leadership that requires immediate treatment, and if necessary, force ("With sorrow!" of course), along with honest explanations about very specific genes needed to be a pilot, for example, not only did not bother the protesting public, and even filled some of them with pride (among the rejectionist junta, such a measure was not required because they came from home that way). What did insult the elite protesters, as well as the IDF itself? It's a good thing you asked: The straw was an elaborate anti-insubordination video, in which an infantry soldier (actor) was shown under fire pleading for air backup, and was answered by a pilot asking him if he supported the reform or opposed it until the big explosion.
Again: The report was not shocked that, by any official definition, his organization was recorded as having begun promoting a military coup, to speak and declare it for free. When it is practically dramatized?! Oh no, wait. It's already a real bad reputation, incitement and a poison machine. Not?
Insult by elite protest demonstrators - makes sense. It's not pleasant to see with their eyes what they described vaguely and "God forbid we don't get to that." The process of self-persuasion takes time and is painful and understandable. What's strange is DoT's insult: weeks and months his Twitter and TikTok pages feature the usual content, which includes dancing and joking. The word "refusal" in the context of "we are against!" does not appear.
Nothing sad, everything as usual. Until the video surfaced that startled Dutz to put on a face horrified by the "schism that is being sown in the IDF." The same schism that until a moment ago they were proud of and encouraged themselves. Why? Because it doesn't look good. It is better to continue only to describe, not to dramatize. There are children here and this is not the time.
The IDF and the advertising companies it uses marked a goal that had been achieved: the weak links in the Likud headed by Galant were quick to be shocked, including newcomer Miki Zohar, who deleted the video from his page and apologized like a good boy. That's how it is.
A military revolution is like making a hot dog. It's nice to talk about it but not really see with your eyes.
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