I have a general view, people who are anti jewish over this, first don't know what is happening there and are taking the view of Hamas.Back when this happened I was not a Trump supporter. But after thinking about common sense, yes, there were, of course good people on both sides. Many Americans had ancestors who fought for the confederacy. The entire argument about slavery is a non-starter because in the 1800s black owned slaves to …everybody had slaves. And Civil War has long been a part of many countries histories.
And to be fair to the prop, Palestinian protesters. Many of them are honorable people, including Christians and Arab nationalists. And a lot of Palestinian protesters would the far left wing the types of radical LGBT folks or blm people.That an issue within the pro Palestinian people, same with pro israelis. Each group has their own issues.
Before Hamas rise up of which Ron Paul has suggested was effectively created by Israel… much of the Arab Palestinian resistance was secular and inclusive of Christians. Hamas serves the purpose of Israel by creating a wedge between Arab nationalists and fundamentalist Muslims.
As somebody who admires the cause of Arab nationalism…which has always brought together Christians, Muslims and Jews for that matter… it is embarrassing to see pro BLM far left wingers, who are a part of the pro Palestinian protests.
Palestinians are not Hamas... Hamas were a minority in the Gaza Strip even though they ran the government there.... The last vote was in 2004, that isn't very democratic. Eygpt was forcing them to have an election and one was announced in Sept which most observers said Hamas were going to loose pretty badly and become a much smaller party. So Oct attack from them is hardly a suprise...
While I don't Isreal knew about it, I do believe there are hardliner Israelis who were happy with it... They knew they had their excuse... They want expulsion of all Palestinians from Palestine... Ethnic Cleansing from the region.
The truth is that Hamas are stronger today than the day after the Oct attack. Israeli Hardliners went right over the top, they must know this will not get rid of Hamas but give them a stronger following all over the middle east... The same happended in the Lebenon with Hezbolla.
The Hardliners want another war, they want war like 1967 so they can try and finish off the job (in there heads).
They basically don't see Palestinians as equals, that is the basic mentality they start with. Just last week US used it's veto to inhibit reconition from the UN.
U.S. Blocks U.N. Resolution to Recognize Palestine
The Security Council veto has triggered backlash as global divisions continue to sharpen over Israel’s war on Gaza.
time.com
The region could live in relative peace but first the extremists on both sides have to be listened too... Palestinians were rejecting Hamas and moving towards Fatah (a moderate two state solution party), Isreal have embraced the right under Bibi (after the murder of Yitzhak Rabin).