Wishing for people who were born and raised where they live now to move to their historical homeland—where their ancestors may have once lived — and wishing the locals, who were also born and raised there, to make way or leave: is this all Zionism or anti-Zionism?

The requirement to have an opinion on any issue is vile. It forces people to have an opinion on issues with no opinion, no expertise, no clue. Today, saying "I don't understand the conflict in Sudan/Gaza/Ukraine/Myanmar" is getting unacceptable. People who have no opinion say they have one. Weird.

Sometimes people walk past an ugly dog and say “Ugh, what an ugly dog”. I used to think this was just some inexplicable meanness. But in a world of universal political correctness snd positivism, where we gush about how cute the dog is, it’s feeling more like an Orwellian right to say that 2+2=4.

After watching “Robert Sapolsky: The Biology and Psychology of Depression”, I realized how unpredictability of the life in Israel, no control, no rules are obeyed, helplessness — affected me.
Inevitability of that in Israel is horrible.
Every morning I thank my life for the escape from there!

Roadworks in Zygi village cause traffic jams as two lanes merge into one. Drivers in the left lane often cut in, slowing the right lane. I drive in the left lane at the right lane’s speed to be fair. Despite having an empty road ahead, no one behind me signals frustration.
I like living in Cyprus:)

Why are there rules about the weight of carry-on items on planes?
Let’s be honest: if weight matters, passengers would be weighted too.