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The extent that social media has shaped opinion in Israel to support genocide has not been understood.
Netenyahu, aware of the power of public opinion, is framing the genocide in a global clash of civilisations. This is the language of the far right, amplified by tech bros.
Where does this go?
Netenyahu, aware of the power of public opinion, is framing the genocide in a global clash of civilisations. This is the language of the far right, amplified by tech bros.
Where does this go?
Israeli PM Netanyahu discusses Israel's justification for genocide in Gaza, in an interview w/ the Economist, framing it as a battle against radical Islam that threatens all of Western civilization. The interview featured unusually direct pushback from the magazine on several of... [his] assertions.
January 10, 2026 at 4:30 AM
The extent that social media has shaped opinion in Israel to support genocide has not been understood.
Netenyahu, aware of the power of public opinion, is framing the genocide in a global clash of civilisations. This is the language of the far right, amplified by tech bros.
Where does this go?
Netenyahu, aware of the power of public opinion, is framing the genocide in a global clash of civilisations. This is the language of the far right, amplified by tech bros.
Where does this go?