I think boomers are also a bit more unconditionally supportive of the state of Israel for some reason as well. Perhaps (and this is my speculation) they were more propagandized than younger people whom have better access to global communication and cultural exchange, and were therefore more Arabophobic on average.
Also, Israel is the US’s military foothold in the middle east, so it’s there as power projection to the oil-rich countries in the vicinity.
Perhaps this is true but if he leaves office, the genocide will continue apace. It may ebb but it will always be center to Israel’s project. There is a lot of internal conflict in Israel and fascism is boiling over.
I think boomers are also a bit more unconditionally supportive of the state of Israel for some reason as well. Perhaps (and this is my speculation) they were more propagandized than younger people whom have better access to global communication and cultural exchange, and were therefore more Arabophobic on average.
Also, Israel is the US’s military foothold in the middle east, so it’s there as power projection to the oil-rich countries in the vicinity.
It seems you forgot USS Liberty
Anti Netanyahu is not the same thing as anti Israel.
Its like saying you’re anti American for supporting some controversial US politician, though TBH we don’t have a good equivalent to him.
He wants people to think it is though, and uses Israel’s propaganda machine to get them to
Perhaps this is true but if he leaves office, the genocide will continue apace. It may ebb but it will always be center to Israel’s project. There is a lot of internal conflict in Israel and fascism is boiling over.
This is like saying the US will never change either.
Leaders can change the direction of the country, especially when a good chunk of the population is clearly unhappy with what they’re doing.
I didn’t say it won’t change, I am saying it is highly unlikely to change. Reality vs pollyanna.