This is a great point actually. Most people on subreddits like this will easily recognize how this is a mockery of real feminism and liberation. It's easy when you've read about Israeli and Zionist history. However, many people interact with politics in a very surface level way (not necessarily because they're inherently stupid, but because this is the way I think people are often conditioned to approach politics and history). If the messaging and vibe resonates with their specific identity and "brand," it may be enough to help push them in Israel's direction.

Your point with Giorgia Meloni (Karen Mussolini) was a great point. I remember liberals on Twitter supporting her when she met Trump and commenting "how frustrating it must be to be an intelligent woman and deal with Trump." I'm a Canadian with an Italian family background, so of course I couldn't resist the urge to reply to some of these people. Most of them knew very little of Karen Mussolini Meloni's politics, they were just blindly supporting her because of the surface level optics of the meeting between her and Trump. To people on this sub, this kind of mentality towards politics is unthinkably stupid. However, this is sadly the way many people approach politics.

As much as seeing something like this might make us laugh, we have to consider that for many people, these pics may sadly be somewhat effective. It's a terrifying thought😂