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    Many of them voice empathy for the demonstrators and wish them well. "Israelis are asking, 'Is there any way to help these people?' as if all the tension between Israel and Iran didn't exist" said Eldad Pardo, an Iran expert at Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
    Israelis are asking, 'Is there any way to help these people?' as if all the tension between Israel and Iran didn't exist
    SOURCE: Los Angeles Times 5 months ago
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Israel's top leaders voice support for Iran demonstrators
  1. Thirty years of the regime's brainwashing has damaged this to an extent, but the overall sympathy is there.
    SOURCE: Los Angeles Times 5 months ago
  2. Via images transmitted by television, Israel is now gaining a more intimate, accurate familiarity with the Iranian public. . . . There is the Iran that once screamed 'Death to America and to Israel' and there is the Iran that now screams 'Down with the dictator!'
    SOURCE: Los Angeles Times 5 months ago
  3. Suddenly, there appears to be an Iranian people. Not just nuclear technology, extremist ayatollahs, the Holocaust-denying Ahmadinejad, and an axis of evil
    SOURCE: Los Angeles Times 5 months ago
  4. For now, these are distant dreams based on dim sensations and a slight smell of change ... And yet, one can dream.
    SOURCE: Los Angeles Times 5 months ago
  5. The Iranian people are sympathetic toward Israel
    SOURCE: Los Angeles Times 5 months ago
  6. I'd say if that was right before these demonstrations, then it's doubly right now
    SOURCE: Los Angeles Times 5 months ago
  7. You can do more with Twitter than you can with the ayatollah
    SOURCE: Los Angeles Times 5 months ago

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