Arab Israelis
The Arab-Israeli lecturer had called Israel “criminal” and a “killing machine,” accusing Israel of lying about terrorists committing rapes and killing babies on Oct. 7.
A student project displayed at its architecture school had nothing to do with Oct. 7, the Technion said.
“We have further found that the killing of civilians and taking hostages were all central aims of the planned attack.”
The few pro-Israel accounts need to be defended,” the IDF veteran tells JNS.
The assailant was shot dead by one of the victims, according to police.
A new survey, which did not include responses from Gaza and Judea and Samaria, showed marked differences between Arab and Jewish Israelis.
That percentage represents approximately 308,700 citizens.
Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi participated in the meeting alongside senior military figures from Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt.
Gen. Mike Kurilla was last in Israel in April, just before Iran launched an unprecedented combined attack of more than 300 drones and missiles at the Jewish state.
“I wondered whether she was reading off a teleprompter or actually thought of the question herself,” former IDF spokesman Jonathan Conricus told JNS.
The survey reveals that the Oct. 7 massacre led one-third of respondents, who previously believed that a Palestinian state could be established under certain conditions, to change their minds.
“We were amazed to find out that, in the middle of the war, the security establishment decided to reopen the gate,” the Gilboa Council head said.