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People form beliefs and make judgments based on things they do not know, it is nothing surprising[1]. I would recommend reading the history of Israel (vs. Pales

People form beliefs and make judgments based on things they do not know, it is nothing surprising[1]. I would recommend reading the history of Israel (vs. Palestine, especially). Yeah, Hamzah has been making lots of videos of IDF soldiers (and other Israelites) saying that they want all Palestinian children to die, and that their lives are worth more than Palestinians' lives. I am not surprised by any of this, the media is probably controlled. They hear what the Government wants them to hear, which is this: they are the good guys. [1] I do not claim to know everything either, which should be very obvious, but I try to postpone forming a judgment.

churchill 1y ago
I feel it's not going to last longer. With the advent of modern, mass media, young people across the West can see for themselves and they're taking a side. More specifically, they don't want their governments funding genocide with their taxes. This cannot be made to go away, which is why Zionist activists and their lackeys are pulling out all the stops: no one expected the outburst of disgust at Israel's actions would get this severe, so they're in nonstop damage control mode.
- johnisgood 1y ago
  I only know the history, I do not know what exactly is happening today. It is still sickening (in my humble opinion) that many people straight out tell him that they want children to die, but only Palestinian children.
  - speakfreely 1y ago
    That's why I say the war is already over. Hamas won. The Israeli public is too enraged by Oct 7 and it can't pursue a long term goal because it has to feed the need for vengeance. The only group that truly benefits from continued conflict is Hamas, everyone else is a victim of circumstance.
    - forty 1y ago
      > The only group that truly benefits from continued conflict is Hamas Well, them and Israeli far right who have been able to stay in power so far.
- antonvs 1y ago
  I hope what you're saying is true. But I fear that the ability of the genociders to control the narrative is still very strong.
- LorenPechtel 1y ago
  The problem is the modern mass deception. We keep seeing "evidence" that doesn't support the claims.

churchill 1y ago

I feel it's not going to last longer. With the advent of modern, mass media, young people across the West can see for themselves and they're taking a side. More specifically, they don't want their governments funding genocide with their taxes. This cannot be made to go away, which is why Zionist activists and their lackeys are pulling out all the stops: no one expected the outburst of disgust at Israel's actions would get this severe, so they're in nonstop damage control mode.

johnisgood 1y ago
I only know the history, I do not know what exactly is happening today. It is still sickening (in my humble opinion) that many people straight out tell him that they want children to die, but only Palestinian children.
- speakfreely 1y ago
  That's why I say the war is already over. Hamas won. The Israeli public is too enraged by Oct 7 and it can't pursue a long term goal because it has to feed the need for vengeance. The only group that truly benefits from continued conflict is Hamas, everyone else is a victim of circumstance.
  - forty 1y ago
    > The only group that truly benefits from continued conflict is Hamas Well, them and Israeli far right who have been able to stay in power so far.
antonvs 1y ago
I hope what you're saying is true. But I fear that the ability of the genociders to control the narrative is still very strong.
LorenPechtel 1y ago
The problem is the modern mass deception. We keep seeing "evidence" that doesn't support the claims.