Labor Chairwoman Merav Michaeli attacked women's organizations around the world that ignore the atrocities committed by Hamas: "This is a crazy treason... I don't remember such a resounding and thunderous silence about such serious crimes." Gal Gadot posted a similar demand in front of her 109 million followers. The women's organizations are silent, and the human rights organizations are also filling their mouths.
In an embarrassing hearing held in the US Congress a few days ago, the presidents of the leading universities in the United States appeared and were asked whether calling for the annihilation of the Jewish people was consistent with the code of conduct at the universities they head. Astonishingly, the presidency responded that the answer is complex and everything depends on the context, stressing their duty to safeguard freedom of expression. The freedom to tolerate antisemitic hate speech is understood in the U.S. Liz Magill, president of the University of Pennsylvania, resigned amid criticism of her remarks — proof that she did not anticipate the reactions.
Social networks show pictures of young Americans and Europeans tearing up pictures of the abductees and telling the "true story of Palestine," anti-Jewish graffiti appear around the world, and we don't understand how the world can hesitate to condemn, maintain neutrality and empathize, not to say sympathize, with the accursed terrorists.
The phenomena we are witnessing now are the fruits of the Woke ideology, "youth" in Hebrew, a post-post-progressive left-wing ideology. The youthful world of values presents a dichotomy of good versus evil. The "good" is left-wing, queer, feminist, environmental, anti-colonialist. The "bad" is homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic, racist, sexist.
Youth sanctifies empathy and solidarity with marginalized groups, especially those affected by oppression and discrimination, and requires respect for diverse cultures while demanding awareness of the narrative of marginalized groups.
Ostensibly, Woke is an organization for freedom, peace and equality, but in fact it is a violent and dangerous worldview that turns out to be pro-Hamas. All means are legitimate, there is no consistency, one can argue the opposite to help the "oppressed" in their war against the "oppressors". The culture of youth safeguards its well-being, and a person or group that deviates from the line will be erased.
The understanding of Hamas cruelty is a direct continuation of the moral-moral bankruptcy led by the youthful left, which is unwilling to wake up
According to the youthful view, the October 7 massacre was carried out by the oppressed unfortunate. Young people who came to dance, but they are colonialists, were murdered; Women were raped, but they too were privileged whites. The line between good and evil runs between Israel and the Palestinians – and Israel is on the side of the bad guys.
The division between good and evil is not based on the values, actions and beliefs of a group or person, but on the balance of power in the situation, in which the weak is the absolute good, and the strong is the absolute evil. Simple, clean, easy. The weak is the victim, and therefore he is a saint entitled to everything by virtue of the injustice done to him, and the strong is the victim, who has honestly earned everything done to him. The understanding of Hamas cruelty is a direct continuation of the moral-moral bankruptcy led by the youthful left, which is unwilling to wake up.
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