Reply To: What is the real reason for banning Jews from Israel?

I have interacted with Israelis probably more than most American bachurim when I was in yeshiva there. I had Israeli roommates, went to Israelis for seudos, made Israeli friends, learned ivrit fluently and got around. Most of ny experiences with Israelis have been very pleasant. That didn’t stop me from picking up nuances from the general public, mostly from chilonim but sometimes frum Israelis too.

Some people just don’t have the ability to recognize good and bad simultaneously. I know, it requires too much mental exertion.
I wasn’t speaking lashon hara. I was talking about the chiloni society, but also mentioned that some of the frum olam has been negatively affected to a certain degree. If you think that’s forbidden to say, then you can never hear tochacha from anyone.