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This is purely because of political identity. Certainly the left are ideologically bought into this and so they have to fight for it even if they don't understand it or realise that it actually has nothing to do with them.Just read an article on the BBC about how Hamas are weaponising sex, or rape to be frank. It's the hardest thing I've read in a long time, please be aware before you look at it that even the usual earnings don't do it justice.
There are a few Palestine flags in windows that I see on the walk to school with the kids, up to now I've always rationalised it as deeper than just one attack, certainly not one sided and very historical. But I'm finding it hard to be 'ok' with such public shows of support in light of the news we are getting every day out of this, especially as a few are houses belonging to families I know and chat with.
Of course anyone can fight for injustices but that's where the hypocrisy begins because there are numerous other injustices in the world but how many of these people put Ukraine flags in their window? I bet none.
I find it hard to be okay with any of it to be honest, anyone can show solidarity with either party but the energy behind it means it'll just get more extreme. There is no innocent side or correct opinion because both just want to kill each other. It's just a fact that one side is far better armed than the other.
Had Hamas been armed and tooled up like Israel then Israel would be facing genocide too.