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Whataboutism doesn't really change the answer to the question... Edit: considered not responding more, but since this seems like a possible safety issue: havin

Whataboutism doesn't really change the answer to the question... Edit: considered not responding more, but since this seems like a possible safety issue: having spent many years living in the region (and with family who still live there), if you're an openly practicing Jew you should not spend extended amounts of time in the West Bank or Gaza unless you're willing to risk your life for your cause. A day trip is probably fine.

2muchcoffeeman 9y ago
> Whataboutism doesn't really change the answer to the question... I'll take that. I think it was a bit of an uneccessary thing to point out when the website tries to be neutral about the issue and just tries to do something good. Don't get me wrong, if I am ever in the middle east, I'm not stepping out of Israel.
- peterwwillis 9y ago
  > if I am ever in the middle east, I'm not stepping out of Israel. Can you elaborate on this?