In recent weeks, we’ve seen protests against Hamas inside Gaza—protests that end in assassinations and brutal silencing. Strangely, those who usually rally for “Free Palestine” in the West, waving keffiyehs and chanting anti-Israel slogans, have nothing to say. They stay silent.

Why? Because just like Hamas, they don’t truly care about Palestinians. They’re a group of violent propagandists who resist truth and cling only to what serves their narrative: hatred of Israel and blatant antisemitism. When it becomes clear that Hamas is not a “resistance movement” but a brutal terrorist organization responsible for Palestinian suffering, the entire pro-Palestinian myth begins to crumble.

How do they handle cracks in their narrative? They ignore them—or worse, deny them. On Wikipedia, for example, there are systematic efforts to obscure internal opposition to Hamas and erase any mention of uprisings within Gaza. On U.S. campuses and in the streets, Hamas supporters continue to act violently and silence anyone who dares to offer a different perspective. Meanwhile, we’ve uncovered that Hamas has planted operatives in American universities to create a coordinated anti-Israel consciousness.

This isn’t a fight for human rights—it never was. It’s a modern rebranding of ancient hatred. “Palestine” is just the excuse.