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IcePolitics

Lior Schleien Criticizes Government's War Conduct and Impact on Global Standing

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Hebrew · Sole source

Originalליאור שליין: "הממשלה שלנו הקריבה עוד חיים של חיילים בסדיר"

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  • Lior Schleien criticized the government's war management and soldier casualties.
  • He claimed the government preserved Hamas's rule in Gaza.
  • Schleien stated Israel's global support has diminished due to leadership actions.
  • He argued the leadership views Hamas as an asset.
  • The discussion involved a debate on military action and political outcomes.

Media personality Lior Schleien continues to release videos from his meetings with young Israelis in schools and pre-military academies, engaging them in discussions about politics and the nation's future. Despite facing criticism for his approach, which some argue is more about presenting his views than fostering genuine dialogue, Schleien maintains the goal is to share his worldview and persuade.

During a conversation with a teenager, Schleien accused the government of mismanaging the war and causing the deaths of regular IDF soldiers. He stated that Hamas's rule in Gaza was actively preserved by refusing agreements with the Palestinian Authority. "Our government sacrificed more lives of regular soldiers," he asserted.

Schleien intensified his criticism of the leadership, calling them "crazy" and suggesting they view Hamas as an asset. He also argued that the leadership's actions have damaged Israel's international support, claiming, "No one thinks we are the good guys in the story anymore." He attributed this shift to the leadership and their actions, noting the impact on American Jews and both major U.S. political parties.

The teenager countered, questioning if international perception would have been different regardless of the leadership, suggesting some nations have an interest in Israel's detriment. The discussion also touched upon the objectives of military actions post-October 7th. While the student advocated for using the momentum after the attack, Schleien emphasized the need to link military operations to political outcomes, demanding a political agreement as the result of actions like assassinations.

Schleien concluded his critique by stating, "There is no way to explain what we have done here in four years with this disturbed government."

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