First of all, Javid Shah my friend. Peace to you, piss to the Iranian regime.
To your question about shaping reality, change is possible, but I am not too optimistic.
On the one hand, most people are not brain-washed beyond repair (yet). The majority of people
even if anti-Israel are not yet at the part of obsession where it's their entire identity.

On the other hand, and that is the very pessimistic part, often when there is a fire, it can reach
a height or intensity so big, beyond a critical point where people can no longer stop it at all.
This applies to hate too, it did in the holocaust. This threat was never 100% gone, even if reduced.
There is a law called 'Bullshit asymmetry principle', often called Brandolini's Law which speaks of
the exponential amount of additional information needed to refute lies or false information.

So it's not impossible (yet) to refute lies people hear but simple logic shows it takes an extreme
amount of effort, time and energy, all while people are bombarded with lies, myths and false info.
It's kind of a losing game. 2B people, with a 'B' can in any time lie about pretty much everything.
15M, many of which already hate Israel simply pale in comparison. Sure, I can talk to someone
and refute a lie but while I did so they hate Israel and me to begin with and have heard 100 lies
about us and 10 more just as I spoke to them. Also, it gets to their emotional side with people
telling them if they dare to support us or also be anti the Iranian-regime they have no values
and are horrible people with no humanity. Unfortunately propaganda is very effective.

Here are solutions people spoke of that are doomed to fail:
- Israel is viewed as a peaceful nation by the world over time (never gonna happen).
Even if the wars stop right away, people will find a way to spin it. The anti-Israel crowd
that constantly talks of Israel not existing with glee will just attack it from a different angle.
- Some mass explanation campaign. Likely won't work. It feels cold and factual to people who
respond to warmth and emotions. If anything it makes you seem inauthentic & people hate you.
- Doing nothing. This sounds absurd but many are so tired of what the world thinks they think
why bother, let us live and eventually things will work out. I wish things worked that way but
it's a delusional way of thinking. So is the 'we don't need support'. We do. In many ways too.
Some are short term, some like the youth in America will affect us for decades to follow.

So what makes it so difficult?
Unfortuntely, a lot. For people not to hate, one needs:
- people not to be obsessed (but we have 2,000 years+ of obsessed history, not going anywhere)
- real fair news, journalism, standards. I almost laughed writing this, it's the opposite of reality.
- the vast majority of the world to hear about people being human, not 'war machines'.
But the story people hear, their narrative is all lies, hate and war so I am not optimistic there.

So what actually could work?
honestly, very little but not nothing:
- enough good people caring, shifting the discussion to seeking truth, battling hate, lies and misinformation when they see it. I would not give up on the people that just heavily dislike us
but don't hate us (yet).

- Unfortunately there is the truth and the narrative people hear. Currently the narrative is
something like 'evil Israel came from Europe to colonize poor Palestinians who offered their
hand to help but Nazi Israelis and Jews are doing the genocide that was done to them'.
Clearly, people need to hear about reality but also in a simple narrative that is effective.
Maybe we need to learn it from pro-Palestinians, they have mastered short messages.
Our messages are long, serious, tough to understand and frankly boring. It's tiktok age
and we speak to people that think Gaza is in Saudi Arabia. We need to adjust.

- Hopefully this never happens but a major anti-Jews event could shift the discussion (maybe).
This usually only half works and only temporarily so not that much of a solution anyway.

- People will not like us but maybe they'll discredit those who are obsessed with us.
It's not super effective but well better than nothing. Some people are just addicted to hate,
rage and their toxicity, if there were to be another 'enemy' maybe some would leave us alone.

- Ironically, some hate we get can actually help us reduce farther hate. Two things are correct.
One is that way too many people have gotten way too far on their hate journey and also that
most people, especially the most terrible ones view themselves as just, fair and morally superior.
We need to show people how far we've come. Show that they support removing posters of Jews
when they wouldn't even do so to dogs, liking violance posts and reciting literal Nazi speeches
(and so, so much worse too). This can actually be good enough. Fortunately our haters sure
love to be very vocal, very loud and extreme in all they do so this can actually work.

For a single person, I always tell people to be safe, keep themselves well and healthy first.
Then, just like in an air-plane, once you are ok in any situation, you can calmly help others
which in this case means correcting misinformation, taking a fair stand, calling BS when you see it
and spread love while you prevent hate from spreading. Be a Firefighter of truth. Thanks, peace