One might dislike Muslims or not be willing to shed tears over Palestinians but the bottom line is Jews had stolen that land from Palestinians and were artificially installed there by Zio-British empire. It is just a small part of general zionist domination and occupation of the entire world. They are fully controlling United States already. Every aspect of life is zionist-directed now and they literally shape minds and future too as they control Hollywood and Silicon Valley. Palestine is just one example of their blatant disregard towards other nations, just the most violent and vicious example. Usury, financialization, power of bankers and Wall Street, turning housing into overpriced "investment" vehicle and creating permanent class of renters are all hallmarks of their control, they already took the lands and money of some nations without a single shot.
And Palestinians are the ones, probably the only ones openly standing up to them, ready to die for that, this commands great respect.
I've written about this. And it makes this conflict like no other, in the sense that, if you look at it from the Jew's perspective, you'll fall for them. But, if you look at it from a Palestinian perspective you'll fall for them too. And it exposes our biases.
As a Catholic, I find myself automatically supporting the Jews. But, I very much sympathize with the Palestinians. You may say their actions were barbaric, but, we must remember these people are under bondage. How would we act if we were under the same oppression?
And there you have it. There is no "right" in this situation.
All that said, the reaction across the West, and the World for that matter, is interesting. As noted, Jews control the West, so, one would expect there to be monolithic support. But that is not the case and support for Palestinians is coming from very surprising places, such as academia. People get hung up on "queers for Palestine", but they shouldn't. That's because, much of the left regards Palestinians as victims, just as they do homosexuals. Yes, Palestinians will murder gays, but, so what? The left is a consortium of victims. That's why there are "queers for Palestine".
Moreover, we must remind ourselves that being deemed the victim is what compels the left to act out in their self-righteous ways.
I look at this situation on a broader or, if you will, meta-level. You see, since there is no right in this situation that has implications. And these implications are outside of the immediate conflict although closely related. What we can definitively conclude from this conflict may not be who is right and who is wrong, but rather, that the idea of multiculturalism is a total failure.
Conditions that allow a group of people who have repeatedly used ethnic genocide as the ultimate "victim card" to get their way only to turn around and demand genocide of another ethnicity cannot stand. The philosophical edifice that undergirds this has failed. Not to mention when the same people who fanatically support things like diversity and inclusion also support genocide what does that say about not only the legitimacy but practicality of diversity and inclusion? What does it say about the concept of color blindness or anti-racism when, if you take a side, you will be racist against either Jew or Arab - both being separate ethnicities?
And that is the most significant thing that will come of this war.
