How will humanity cope with Israeli catastrophe?

Since the genocide in Gaza began, we have generally discussed what is happening in Israel through Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and a few decision-makers. However, it appears that the situation emerging in Israel is not limited to a handful of decision-makers, the army or Netanyahu alone. The Israeli society as a whole seems to have adopted a psychology similar to that of pre-World War II Germany, which poses a great danger both to its own future and humanity. From the moment the genocide in Gaza began, a global opposition gradually formed. By the time the war in Gaza reached its second year, nearly 4 billion out of 8 billion people on Earth took to the streets and expressed their stance from a distance. They stood on the side of civilians who were killed, on the side of children and women.