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  Over 1,000 senior Israeli air force veterans, including a former Israeli chief of staff, on Monday urged the country’s top legal officials to stand tough against the incoming government.
  
  Netanyahu, someone who belongs in jail, is leading one of the most right-wing, terroristic governments Israel has ever seen. Opposing these violent, genocidal bigots is an intelligent and rational position.
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  JERUSALEM - Over 1,000 senior Israeli air force veterans, including a former Israeli chief of staff, on Monday urged the country's top legal officials to stand tough against the incoming government.
  In a letter to the chief of Israel's Supreme Court and other top officials, they said the alliance of religious and ultranationalist parties threatens Israel's future.
  Among the nearly 1,200 signatories were Dan Halutz, who served as military chief from 2005-2007; Avihu Ben-Nun, a former commander of the air force and Amos Yadlin, a former head of military intelligence.
  
  
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  Yup. Because this ultra far right govt will fuck shit up now. Two state ~~solution~~ discussion is dead and things will be bad for next few years, esp for Palestinians. >
  
  I tip my hat to the Israeli air force. Feel the same way you do about it, and that is not a fun feeling. >
  
  Funny how democracy suddently becomes "not fun" when it doesn't go your way. >
  
  I don’t know. Two far right parties promise to pass a law that will retroactively protect Netanyahu from his corruption case. 
  I’d say it the opposite of democratic.