What do people really think about the protests for the alleged democracy in Israel?

I received three different answers from my friends who still live under the Zionist regime in response to my question about what they thought about the demonstrations that clearly express the national colonial-related character of those protests. One said, do you mean the protests of, “Why the orthodox don’t serve in the army?” (who are 10% of the society). Or, the other one said, do you mean the protest of, “these primitives (Jews in opposition to the Zionists, that are Ostjuden, “Jew” from Europe, or, Ashkenazi. S.M.) will not steal my country and will not get to run my country” (so how pro-Palestinian can Zionist leftists be?); Or, “do you mean the demonstrations with all the flags and nationalist songs like it’s the Independence Day?”
The other part of society, like my family, which is the majority, knows little to nothing about the reform or Zionism or what it is about and does not identify with it for sure. As usual, they receive information from the media that promises them the next war.
Everything is the Truman Show under the Zionist regime and controlled by this distinct group from society whose members claim to be the defenders of democracy but are the oppressors.
This Zionist Left party and its supporters are the only homogeneous party group of Ashkenazi Zionists who make up 30% of the population but hold 99.8%* of the positions of power and public funds (in 2022) while living in isolation. You can read here about their way of life in the communities.
Those pro-democratic pretenders sabotage the opportunity for equality and work to preserve racism and the Zionist colonial ideology with the same methods as always: offensive force, demonization, and others.
And it’s a scary time because they feel that their grip on the country is slipping away from them, and they fear losing the monopoly they managed through racism. So they want to plot attacks and disgust it as if the agenda and motivation behind them rely on conservative Jews. And with that, they are trying to demonize the religious and the Jews. But those people lived toghter before and will be fine after the foriegns Zionist will be back to where the came from.
It is worth noting that these individuals aided Netanyahu in suppressing the genuine demonstrations of 2011, which were protesting the high cost of living. Furthermore, they have subsequently seen a rise in their income from public funds.
However, they are the architects behind the colonial policies of the various coalitions over the years. The attacks of the pilots in Gaza are also in the hands of Zionists, which you can now see as a single and distinct group. How can it be? Since the government in Israel is divided between two groups of Zionists, with the left being the only pure Zionist party, and they have pushed everything else to the right, therefore the right includes both Zionists and non-Zionists, non-racists, non-religious, and a small group of religious Jews who have never been racist to Muslims, Among them are the only racists, followers of religious Zionism and everyone else who does not benefit from the situation and the Arab minorities. Most citizens in Israel are neither religious nor Zionist. The Jews have been modern for hundreds of years and they never held fanatical views, therefore they lived alongside the Muslims in peace. In contrast, these scores one day after the Holocaust from the ultra-Orthodox and non-religious followers. Still, they retained many of the habits of the previous life in a different version, such as living in isolation and practicing different cultural rituals.

A protest for democracy in a unique Zionist definition

Monkeys coalition

The political left in Israel has historically aligned with leftist-Zionist ideology rather than liberal parties. To gain a deeper understanding of this, it may be helpful to learn about the unique characteristics of Zionist Left supporters and the social context in which Israel was formed. Stay tuned for my upcoming post on this topic.

*In 2022, minorities received about 560 million ILS from a budget of about 650 billion ILS.