I went to a bunch of these protests to watch and see who are the people who are coming.

These are mostly, almost exclusively secular Israelis.

These are the people who come from Tel Aviv, Herzegelia, Ramatta Sharon, Hodas Sharon, these are people who are middle to upper class.

And these are the people who we were told for years now.

These are these Tel Avivians who are disconnecting from Israel,

or becoming post-Zionists,

are more interested in high-tech and traveling overseas

and getting a second passport from a European embassy

than about fighting for Israel.

Well here we have them fighting for Israel. They're reclaiming

our symbol, the Israeli flag, they're out on the streets, they're not post-Zionists.

These are people who either never left Zionism or have refound their Zionism. And I think that this movement,

whether you agree with them as protesters or you don't, there's something inspiring of

watching so many people fight for their country.

And I wonder how will we channel this power that we now have in this country?

Will it just be wasted on a couple of new politicians?

Or can we change the narrative can we tell a new story

of what a raison d'etra is to be here in Israel what is our purpose as a country why

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