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If this was ever about human rights, their timelines would look very different.
I keep asking myself whether the pro-Palestinian crowd has simply been duped by a meticulously crafted propaganda campaign designed to defame Israel and fabricate a genocide that is not happening.
But then I scroll through their timelines. And it becomes painfully clear.
There is no mention of Sudan, where over 500,000 people have been killed in a brutal civil war.
There is no outrage for Syria, where over 500,000 have died, many through chemical attacks by Assad.
Nothing about Yemen, where nearly 400,000 have perished, and millions are starving.
No word on Iran, where women are beaten for showing their hair and protestors are hanged.
Not a single post about Nigeria, where over 45,000 Christians have been slaughtered by Islamist groups.
There was no voice for the Uyghur Muslims in China, over one million of whom have been locked in camps.
No tears for the Yazidis in Iraq, raped, enslaved, and massacred by ISIS.
No mention of the Druze, butchered in Syria by Assad and Hezbollah.
There is nothing about Ethiopia, where 600,000 died in the Tigray conflict in just two years.
Not a whisper about North Korea, where people are executed for trying to escape famine.
They say it is about human rights, but their silence everywhere else tells another story.
This is not about justice. It is not about peace.
It is about Jews.
That is why we call it what it is: antisemitism.
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