@lushlins I make lots of typos, deal with it.

This cover of an old Israeli children's booklet, titled "David vs. Goliath", perfectly depicts the inverted reality Zionists believe in. This issue of "Tzabariko", a children's activity booklet from the early 1970s, was dedicated to the IDF and its "heroic" wars and victories, supposedly against all odds. The cover is purported to depict a 1948 battle in which the Jewish militiamen in Kibbutz Degania Alef, near the Sea of Galilee, managed to stop and destroy a Syrian tank. One of the various myths surrounding the event claims that the tank was halted by local kibbutz members armed only with Molotov cocktails. What makes this cover especially audacious is that by the time this booklet came out, Israel was a nuclear military power, while young Palestinians in the 67-Occupied Territories were literally in the position depicted - fighting a heavily armed military using nothing but rocks, Molotov cocktails and their love for their homeland. They were (and still are) the actual "David vs. Goliath", but at the same time, Israeli kids - and in fact, most of the West - have been indoctrinated to believe the exact opposite. Even in 1948, the Zionists were far from being a "David" fighting against some big, evil "Goliath": by the time the Syrian army reached Degania, following the establishment of the State of Israel, the entire area had already been completely ethnically cleansed. The so-called "David" had already expelled everyone - poor villagers, educated city people, nomads, etc. See the quoted tweet for a real David vs. Goliath moment. And remember Faris Odeh 🇵🇸