On October 7th, hamas invaded Israel, slaughtered 1,200 – 1,400 innocent civilians, and took over 100 hostages (the number is now over 200).
For two weeks, Israel did not invade Gaza. Instead, it held off , warned Gazan citizens that it was going to invade and exhorted them to leave the areas that would be hit – which hamas worked effortfully to prevent them from doing.
My two questions:
-During those two weeks, when the only invasion was hamas’ slaughter of October 7th, did the “pro-humanitarian” protesters – the ones screaming about murder and genocide – run so much as one march against what hamas did?
– And, if the answer is that they did not, then why would anyone believe their concern was about humanitarianism, rather than just plain rooting for Israeli Jews to die?
Think about it. I doubt the logical conclusion will be hard to figure out.
