Three years ago, Hamas unleashed a nightmare on Israel. Over a thousand innocent people were slaughtered in brutal, savage ways that barely seem possible in the modern world. Yet, just a few years later, who do we find making noise, screaming in rage, and trying to bully peaceful people right on American soil? Radical pro-Hamas protesters, filling the streets of New York City, have now made it clear: they care more about hate than about peace.
Look at what happened at Union Square. Israelis and their supporters gathered, quietly, just wanting to remember the dead and demand peace. They weren’t hurting anyone. But leftist mobs, waving their banners and shouting their slogans, decided that wasn’t allowed. These so-called “activists” didn’t hold a peaceful counter-rally or engage in respectful debate. No, they swarmed the whole event, surrounding and intimidating the people who dared ask for peace.
It’s sickening how quickly the radical left, trained by their professors and encouraged by woke politicians, jump to defend terrorists and demonize the victims. They disguise their anti-Israel, anti-West mindset as compassion—but there’s nothing compassionate about making excuses for terrorists. Where are the so-called champions of tolerance? Where are the loud liberal voices that shout “never again”? As usual, their silence is deafening when true evil is on the march.
This isn’t about “free speech” or peaceful protest. Let’s not kid ourselves. These mobs don’t want debate—they want to silence, to intimidate, and to rewrite history. This is classic left-wing hypocrisy: they cry about “injustice” while backing the world’s worst butchers. The globalist elite and their media puppets look away, pretending this is just politics as usual. It isn’t. It’s a warning.
America used to know the difference between good and evil. The radicals now openly cheering for terrorists on our city streets have forgotten that lesson. The real question is—how much longer will everyday Americans stay silent while hatred parades shamelessly through our cities?
Source: Redstate
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