Idanco.eth / Idanco.og

3 years ago today, Hamas invaded Israel from Gaza and murdered 1,200 people, the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust. Hamas then retreated behind its own people, using Gaza's civilians as a narrative shield of "oppression and resistance." A week-long invasion became a 3-year propaganda war against the Jews. I see antisemitism as a barometer for the collective mental health of a society. Inflation, wealth inequality, increased costs of living, are all squeezing society, and people go looking for a villain to blame. Social media, expertly leveraged by global Islamism (the Islamic Regime, Qatar, Turkey) to create the pro-palestine movement, provides the answer: the Jews. Jews, the most oppressed people in history, are somehow always the oppressor. We are seeing the same beginnings of the Islamo-Marxist alliance that created the Islamic revolution that has opressed the people of Iran since 1979. (btw, all the Marxists in that alliance were executed once the Islamists took power - "Queers for Palestine!" is a modern echo of this) I don't know why society has singled out the Jews, but IMO how a country treats its Jewish diaspora reflects its overall mental health. Like the Iranian diaspora, when Jews are free to participate in a country's economy, that country prospers. Both are among the most hardworking, entrepreneurial, and successful groups in the world. The cultures that have been oppressed the most, and that value freedom and modernity, have produced outsized wealth, knowledge, and contributions to the world. We, as society, must protect the Jews. I hope this modern wave of antisemitism becomes a thing of the past, and Jews can once again feel safe in the modern Western society they helped create. 🇮🇱🇮🇷🇺🇦🇺🇸