Thread by @EpsilonTheory

I don't think the Israel realizes they are winning the military battle but losing the narrative war.

Here's an example of what I mean. When Justin Amash says this and isn't ratioed, something has changed dramatically in the Israel-Palestine narrative.

https://twitter.com/justinamash/status/1393755750082748416?s=20

From its founding to, say 2000, Israel was clearly the winner in any narrative war. It's only in the past 20 years that this position has deteriorated, and I don't think any faction in the Israeli gov't realizes how much the narrative losses have accelerated over the past week.

99% of the replies on this thread are on what the Israel-Palestine narrative should be, which is 100% *not* my point.

I'm talking about what the Israel-Palestine narrative IS, and if you don't see how this has shifted dramatically in the past week you're not paying attention.