I appreciate that you don't have time or interest in going back through all my posts on the issue.
My position early in the Israel Hamas war, before Israel had struck back, was that Israel was going to overreact and in the process lose support in a situation where they were clearly the victim.
I frequently point out that Hamas and a few other Muslim extremist groups intentionally attack civilian targets, intentionally hide behind their own civilians, and cry the hardest when their civilians are killed. It is a core part of their strategy. It is up to a power like Israel to at least attempt to thread that needle because as we see, Israel is much more powerful than Hamas militarily. When they just go ahead and blast their way through civilians they lose the moral high ground.
I think the situation with Israel is interesting because I think there are many people who are strong supporters of Israel because they see Israel as the place where Jews belong. It's like a self-created Jewish reservation. Plus most of the same people like the fact that Israel is right there in the Middle East annoying and antagonizing a bunch of Muslims, which they tend to like less than, well, pretty much anyone else.
So that's where I'm at on that stuff. I'm not against Israel defending their self, but I think they have been indiscriminate and unconcerned with both directly killing civilians and the humanitarian crisis they have caused by blocking access to food relief. I'm not ready to call it a genocide, but I am ready to say its not good.
About 15 years ago I was backpacking across South America and every so often we would come into contact with young Israelis'. Now when we arrived we noticed heaps of stand alone accommodation for Israelis' or floors of hostels that were Israeli only. Finding this to be a bit odd I asked about it, and was told, "Oh its what they do after they leave the Army, a lot of Israelis' either do to south America or Asia and have like a gap year." I was like, "oh, ok but why the separate accommodation?", the reply was "It just works better that way."
During that holiday, I had probably about 10 interactions with people I assumed were Israeli, all ranged from negative to repellant. And honestly with no reason, I put it down to a couple of things, one being the experience and indoctrination that comes from being in the army and other, that they probably thought i was a Muslim. I had a shaved head and a long bread at the time. But the takeaway for me was that i had never met a group of people more universally vile.
