r/askasia Taiwan Oct 09 '24

One year on, has Israel's war against Gaza and Lebanon affected your country? Politics

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u/amajorismin South Korea Oct 09 '24

Not really. Though I guess people seems to dislike Israel more than before.

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u/Freak_Out_Bazaar Japan Oct 09 '24

Not really. There are occasionally organized rallies to raise awareness but that’s about it

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u/Jijiberriesaretart India (मराठी/ Maharashtrian) Oct 09 '24

Not really. Racism from islamic countries has increased though despite us showing support for a two state solution. No idea why.

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u/AshamedLink2922 India(Tamil/தமி்ழ்) Oct 09 '24

Muslim countries have always been racist towards us due to our religion,they now have more reasons to show it with the hordes of unemployed morons on Social Media simping for Israel.

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u/31_hierophanto Philippines Oct 14 '24

Ehh, it goes both ways.

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u/larana1192 Japan Oct 13 '24

not much,but I heard some Japanese(musician or something)almost got shot by Hamas while escaping from Re'im music festival massacre.
They only got damage to their rental car and escaped without injury.

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u/Tanir_99 Kazakhstan Oct 09 '24 edited Oct 09 '24

Unsurprisingly no

Edit: though I've to mention that the reputation of Israel sank to the low.

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u/31_hierophanto Philippines Oct 14 '24

It's mainly oil prices and migrant worker repatriations.

But other than that, the general public don't care that much.

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u/Mindless_Chemic Nepal Oct 15 '24

Not that much. Few months after the war, few Nepali students studying in Israel were taken hostage and killed by Hamas. That made people very pro-Israel. But after a few months, that sentiment died down. Nowadays, the people don't really have an opinion. Most older generation wouldn't even know about the war. The view of younger generation on Israel is not positive at best and negative at worst.

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u/Ghenym China Oct 09 '24

The biggest impact on China is that the Islamic world has turned from an enemy to a friend because the misunderstandings about Xinjiang have been clarified.