Moral Discourse Amidst Survival

The lack of moral discourse in Israeli society during the current war highlights a significant tension between moral principles and the instinct for survival. Many Israelis, concerned primarily with security, feel that discussions of morality are secondary to their immediate survival needs. A notable example is a student who expressed fear over engaging in moral discussions while feeling threatened, indicating a widespread aversion to examining ethical considerations in the current context. This reflects a broader societal shift where historical moral self-perception is being overshadowed by ongoing threats, leading to a silence surrounding the complexities of morality in warfare.