So they couldn't show solidarity with 1.2k innocent people being brutally slaughtered, raped, tortured and kidnapped - before Israel's current campaign in Gaza even began out of fear of a backlash? Shouldn't we be questioning the people who have an issue with showing solidarity with the victims because they can't differentiate between the Israeli government and innocent Israeli civilians?
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Just copying my comment from the other thread, if you've ever flown to Israel, this wouldn't be a surprise to you.
The majority of flights to Israel will have some of their agents/ their police doing extra screening before boarding, asking questions about who packed your luggage, where it's been, whether you've received any gifts from anyone - those sorts of things, it's basically like a TSA screening. They've done this during more peaceful times so to see this continue now is hardly a surprise.
You can think of Netanyahu what you want but to compare him to a man who was responsible for the industrial murder and genocide of over 6 million Jews is just incredibly poor taste because as horrific as the situation for the Palestinian civilians might be - saying things like this is just straight up downplaying what happened during the Holocaust.