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Prominent Peace Advocate Eli Goldschmidt Recounts Dramatic Shift to the Right Eli Goldschmidt, a former Labor Party faction chairman and peace advocate, has publicly declared a dramatic ideological shift to the right, now supporting the Likud party. He attributes this change to the October 7th atrocities, admitting he was wrong about the Oslo Accords and Palestinian intentions.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Eli Goldschmidt, a former peace advocate, has made a 180-degree ideological shift to the right. 02 He now supports the Likud party and was recently placed on its electoral list. 03 Goldschmidt stated he was wrong about the Oslo Accords and Palestinian intentions. 04 The October 7th atrocities were a catalyst for his change in perspective. 05 His ideological shift has caused him to be estranged from former friends and colleagues. 06 He described his past beliefs as naive and foolish, admitting he lived a lie. This transformation has led to estrangement from former friends and colleagues who now view him as a traitor.
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