The following is a speech that TSC gave on Facebook live:

"The situation in Israel has been complex and dynamic, with ongoing political, economic, and social challenges. The country has faced tensions with neighboring countries and conflict with Palestinian territories, leading to periodic outbreaks of violence. In recent years, there has been progress towards peace agreements and economic growth, but the situation remains complex and fluid.

The history of Israel dates back to ancient times, with the biblical kingdoms of Israel and Judah existing in the region more than 2,000 years ago. In modern times, the history of Israel can be divided into several key periods:

The formation of the Zionist movement in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, which aimed to establish a Jewish homeland in Palestine.

The aftermath of the Holocaust and the mass immigration of Jews to Palestine in the late 1940s, leading to the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948.

The Arab-Israeli conflict, including several wars and ongoing tensions, which have shaped the region and its relationships with neighboring countries.

The growth of Israel as a modern, technologically advanced nation and a center of innovation in various fields.

Throughout its history, Israel has faced numerous political, economic, and social challenges, but has also made significant contributions to science, culture, and the arts.

But of course, we must remember, while there are many who support Israel, well, there are some who don't. For example, Hamas.

Hamas is a Palestinian Islamist political organization that has been designated as a terrorist group by several countries, including Israel and the United States. Members of Hamas are likely to have a highly negative view of Israel, due to the ongoing conflict between the two sides and the political and economic difficulties faced by Palestinians in the region.

Common views expressed by Hamas members include the belief that Israel is an occupying power that engages in human rights abuses against Palestinians, and that it has illegally occupied Palestinian territory in violation of international law. Hamas members may also view Israel as a threat to regional stability and to the security of Palestinians.

It is important to note that these views are highly partisan and do not represent the views of all Palestinians or of the international community as a whole. There are many different perspectives on the conflict in the region, and it is a complex and highly charged issue.

But, counter to this view stands the views of the Zionists. A Zionist is someone who supports the idea of a Jewish homeland in Israel. Zionists view Israel as a necessary and important safe haven for Jews, in light of centuries of persecution and discrimination against Jews in various countries.

Zionists believe that the establishment of the state of Israel was a fulfillment of the Jewish people's historical connection to the land of Israel, and that it has provided a secure and stable homeland for Jews from around the world. They view Israel as a democratic country with a strong commitment to human rights and the rule of law.

Many Zionists also believe that Israel has made significant contributions to science, technology, and the arts, and that it has established itself as a major economic and military power in the region. They may see Israel as a symbol of Jewish resilience and determination, and view the country's continued existence as essential to the preservation of the Jewish people and their culture.

The ANCAP Party, of course, supports the view of Hamas, and supports any measure necessary to ensure the return of the land to the Palestinian people and the destruction of Israel.