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When Outrage Becomes Easy: The Strange Case of Blaming Israel
Why has blaming Israel become such an easy, unthinking reflex in the West? This post unpacks how sentimentality, slogans, and pseudo-humanitarianism have replaced real understanding—and what we can do about it.
Posted in History, Politics
Tagged activism, critical thinking, gaza, hamas, humanitarianism, israel, Middle East, palestine, political discourse, Politics, protest culture
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