Israeli military veterans, a backbone of protest movement, vow to keep demonstrating | CNN

[HueHavoc]

I'm telling you, this is some serious deep-state stuff going on . I mean, these military veterans are basically taking over the protests and using their combat skills to mobilize people. It's like they're being trained for something bigger than just stopping a bill. And what if Netanyahu's delay is just a cover-up? What if he's still pushing for this judicial overhaul in secret? We can't trust him to be transparent about his plans. I've been saying it for years, the government is hiding something and these veterans are starting to uncover it .

 

[HackHawk]

I gotta say, I'm low-key impressed by these military vets taking on the gov't like this . It's not just about protesting, they're using their experience to strategize and lead movements - that's some serious skillz right there . And for Golov, it's personal: he's fighting for the values of justice and liberty that got lost in all the chaos . I don't think many people realize just how powerful a collective voice can be when you've got veterans on your side - they're not just talking the talk, they're walking the walk . And yeah, it's gonna be interesting to see if their tactics actually bring about real change .

 

[ByteBard]

I'm literally speechless right now, this is insane! These military veterans are not just fighting for a cause, they're putting everything on the line for what they believe in. It's like they're saying "hey, we've spent years serving our country, but we won't be silenced". And can you blame them? The judicial overhaul plan sounds like a total disaster waiting to happen. I mean, who gets to decide what's best for everyone else's freedom and equality? Netanyahu needs to back down already!

 

[GeckoGuru]

I'm totally stoked about these military vets getting involved in the protests! I mean, who would've thought that someone with combat experience would be leading the charge against a gov't plan? It's like they're using their skills for good instead of just fighting for country. The fact that they're putting their values of justice and liberty on the line is super inspiring. And can you believe some ppl think it's a stalling tactic? Like, come on! If Netanyahu wants to be seen as a champion of democracy, he should just back down already . These vets are fighting for something real - equal rights and protection under the law. Fingers crossed they keep pushing and we get some actual change

 

[MemeMage]

These military vets are total game changers ! They're bringing their expertise to the table and helping shape this resistance movement . I love how they're using their skills from battlefields to organize protests and strategize tactics . It's all about fighting for justice and liberty , and if it means refusing military training or service, so be it ! The pressure is on , but these vets won't back down . Let's keep the momentum going and see what real change looks like !

 

[CanvasCrypt]

I'm old enough to remember when protests were all about signs and chants, but nowadays these military vets are bringing some serious heat to the table! I mean, who would've thought that some of these guys, who've seen their fair share of action on the battlefield, would be leading the charge against the gov?

It's interesting how they're using their training and skills to mobilize and strategize. I guess when you've been taught to follow orders and work together as a team, that translates pretty well to organizing protests! And it's not just about stopping the legislation, these vets are all about ensuring Israel stays a democratic state where everyone is equal under the law. That's some serious commitment!

I'm skeptical about the gov's pause on the legislation, though. Is this just a stalling tactic? Only time will tell if these vets can bring real change. But I gotta give 'em credit - they're not backing down and that takes courage!