Yes, I'm pro-Palestine.. No, I'm not in 'solidarity' with every pro-Palestine..

I had to reword rhis because SW isn't allowing profanity.

I know taking this stance brings intense backlash, but the truth shouldnt be burried no matter how inconvenient it is.

M deny it.

Jews deny it.

But as someone who carries both Jewish and Muslim heritage in my blood, I will speak about it.

It is the same problem in both population..the exact same thing.

In my years as an activist, I have repeatedly watched collective movements hide behind a narrative of absolute victimhood to excuse their own bigotry.


I have stood in spaces fighting for people’s liberation, only to have those same spaces turn around and spew blatant bigotry directly to my face, often forgetting who I am, or conflating identity with state action.

I have watched people demand unconditional solidarity while offering zero tolerance for minorities like LGBTQ+ or their rights in return.

They use slogans for their own rights and stay silent when others are targeted within their own communities.

Like i said many times before, I would not trust the collective one bit and I know their nature. I know how fickle and unreliable they are. And much of it has to do with them using victimhood to mask oppression. The monopoly of victimhood dangerous thing. This is why you will find people who are M but never been victims of Israel yet strongly anti sem. It has become an identity, something to latch unto to justify their own biases. And the reality is there are elements in both ideologies that are strongly bigotted which lend hand to these awful propogations.

As activists, true principle cannot be a bartering system. My and your fight for human rights was never conditional on whether the people we advocate for treat us well, agree with us, or hold standard moral consistency (they dont)

It is anchored in integrity and values. We must be honest enough to call out prejudice and its prevelance, even within the movements we support, because real justice requires accountability, not double standards.

Advocate for their rights, don't think they would do the same..and don't think they are all actual victims..just like jews who bring up the nazis.

If people were by large good, we would not be in the mess we are today.

I'm proud of you.

You can be pro humans should just get to live in peace no matter where they live ....

I'm glad you talk about Palestine because not many do on here and it goes a long way. I also know where you stand because I've seen you talk about this before so this isn't criticism on your support but rather my take is on how this conversation is even considered on a wider scale and why systemically it's rooted in racism.

It's the whole "all lives matter" approach in a situation where there's clearly an oppressor and an oppressed. Why's the onus always on Palestine supporters to justify that they're not extremists? It's a weaponised rhetoric tool that dismisses specific targeted suffering and erases the power dynamics at play.

Truthfully, of course there's gonna be absolute dumbasses that are gonna target Jews and Muslims outside of this conflict. This follows all movements which we've seen before. It's important to speak out against both. But what I'm not gonna let people do is conflate regular people with governments/militants. Nobody interrogates the American population for their stance when the US invaded/s and killed millions. It's simply to paint Palestinians and their supporters as inherently violent and in the end no amount of defending yourself is gonna convince people that are already caught up in justifying genocide. They don't actually care about any sides, it's all for their own self interests and to maintain their privileges in the political hierarchy.

Also, for a bigger picture, there's also Christian Palestinians that are being killed. The IDF striked one of the oldest churches in Gaza. People need to start looking at the world with a lil more nuance.

I feel like everyone's forgetting all the Palestinian terror attacks that lead up to Israel's decision. I find it particularly hypocritical when Americans still whine about their 9/11 now 20 years after the fact, but think Israel is wrong for getting rid of Palestine ~ like, Americans would not have hesitated one second to do the same if they were in Israel's shoes. Israel was extremely patient suffering terror attack after terror attack, knowing they could easily wipe them out and didn't do it for the longest time. I think something had to change, it couldn't continue like this, but of course I feel for the Palestinians who were just minding their own business and were killed or had their lives uprooted now. I love all people, and any harm coming to amyone is a terrible thing. I understand the decision Israel took, but I don't understand why it had to happen in such a barbaric manner, instead of being an organized procedure which could have spared a lot more people than it did. I think that's disappointing and a large reason why so many people are upset by it.

There is something very worrying going on in the Gaza Strip. According to the Aid organisations, medical help still has difficulty getting through. Half the population is unde fifteen. The world looks on and ignores the plight.

Muslims and Christians are harassed on the West Bank. It is not Israel’s land by some divine right!

The Christians in Southern Lebanon are told to leave their homes.

All I can do is pray daily for God’s goodness to prevail.

Hey, so, you can’t really be pro-Palestine and pro-Israel :)

This is something I researched on Google recently. I understand that the IDF raped and murdered women and sadly I am not surprised since they are under the leadership of Netanyahu. I believe he like Trump likes to make things worse to cover the crimes they have committed.