Asem Burgan was a Jordanian Christian writer from Karak. His Facebook posts, translated: On Oct 7, he compared Hamas to the Warsaw Uprising. The Poles of 1944 rose against the Nazis who were exterminating them. Hamas went house to house through kibbutzim and gunned down kids at a music festival. To him those are the same thing: “resistance that history will judge.” He describes Oct 7 as an attack on “Israeli military positions” and “an attempt to break the siege.” He calls Oct 7 “one of the battles of honor” and Israel “the filthiest occupation in history.” He says there are only two sides: “the heroes of the resistance under their various names: Hamas, Jihad, Fatah, the Popular [Front]” or the Jews. His New Year’s wishes: cheaper oil, fewer backstabbing friends, and “that Palestine return to being the Arabs’ first cause.” And from 2021: “When I look for hope, I look west of the river… I am stricken with Palestine.” He spent years cheering for jihadists. Jihadists murdered him while he was attending a funeral at a church.