The movement that dare not speak its name in Israel

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37. Oh, yeah....

... and an apologist on here somewhere a few days ago, for some reason out-of-the-blue, informed me that Tel Aviv is Secular. I had made no insinuation about religion in any way, did now utter the word "Jew(s)'. Of course it might "look" secular, and democratic, but if they don't have real freedom of speech, if they can't speak their minds about their opinions, especially when their opinion runs against TPTB, then what kind of democracy is it? A partial democracy? Now what they probably have is a society that knows it's place, a society that knows what it can say and what it can't say publicly. I seen a clip a few weeks ago of how they treated some anti-war protesters when the current blood-letting started. It wasn't positive.