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The attacks are getting common, but for some reason I still doubt that we will see a third intifadha

>>459
yeah, that seems like the general consensus around here as well.
what's the general consensus in Palestine on these attacks?
I know most (or at least a very big crowd) in Palestine are into the whole free al-akza thing, but i did see some Palestinian folks in the news yesterday going "fucking shit, i'm just trying to come to Israel to work, stop making it harder on us".

>>460
Same guy as >>459
It seems most people like it, "Hurray! This should teach the fucking Jews!" is not a rare thing to hear, now, if you want the voice of the opposition, then there are those who do not like violence against civilians, those who want to maintain status quo, and those who oppose the way the current attacks are done(Not necessarily for its effect on Jewish civilians, but its ineffectiveness and how it brings us Palestinians more harm than good while still not bringing us any closer to our goal).

1st are probably rare, since those who I tell about this say "This should teach them, just like they hit our civilians we will hit theirs", I don't like to delve more into such topics.
2nd people are probably most common amongst those who work in Israel, or are effected badly by these actions, I personally don't think there are many like those, I know some who work there and will ask them on that.
3rd are people who criticize various aspects to the operation, like how the man that did the operation had his life thrown by the faction behind him, and that his life should be more valued than just that.