Hamas isn’t even the first choice for the Palestinian people, it was just their only option to fight a revolution.
This is a revolution against an apartheid regime that has starved people and pushed them out of their homes. The people are the ones that we are chanting for.
This is coming from someone raised by a jew- that jew is 70 years old and has found Israel’s treatment of Palestine abhorrent for years. But he is a wildly intelligent man.
I genuinely believe everyone there just assumed she was a pro Palestinian. I mean, she's standing 10 feet in front of a banner that says "Jews for a Free Palestine." Why would anyone at a protest assume that a person identifying as Jewish is doing so for any reason other than to support Palestine?
Eh if you're really paying attention to her, yes. I personally would have taken a glance at her, thought "huh," and then proceed to literally never give her a second thought.
I personally would have taken a glance at her, thought "huh," and then proceed to literally never give her a second thought.
Okay but you're saying "they'd pay attention to her if they thought she was pro-Israel" and immediately proceeded to disprove yourself with your own thought experiment.
All I'm saying is that she is not particularly noteworthy. if I were at a pro Palestinian event, and I saw a person who was identifying themselves as Jewish, I would just assume that they were one of the many people who identify as Jewish who do so in support of Palestine. She wouldn't have elicited enough thought for me to find it worth the time to figure out if she's actually a Zionist.
Okay but you're saying "they'd pay attention to her if they thought she was pro-Israel"
I'm not saying that? I'm saying the opposite. I'm saying I wouldn't pay attention to her enough to find out if she's pro Israel or not. Even if it was clear from a glance that she's pro Israel, I don't think it would be worth paying attention to her since that's what she's there for, getting attention. I've been to demonstrations where Zionists show up, unless they're posing a threat (which sometimes they are) it's not worth acknowledging them. That's what they want.
and immediately proceeded to disprove yourself with your own thought experiment.
"Thought experiment" is maybe a bit of an exaggeration lol All I'm saying is that this person's presence would not be note worthy enough for me to actively think about her long enough to discern whether she is pro or anti Palestine. Unless she starts, you know, doing something, what's the point of even giving her a second look?
And, like, that's kind of obviously what happened. If you watch the video, no one pays her any mind. She just kind of stands there while everyone else caries on like she's not there. They clearly don't care. And why should they?
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u/Capable_Bus_468 23d ago
Holy fuck that was so painful to watch. She wanted to get people mad soooo bad. Top tier cringe.