Yes te same but on a huge scale and whit help frome the US.


 Yeah when you attack a US ally, the US will help that ally.  When you murder the children of US allies, the US typically does not watch and say send those people that murdered your kids food.  

 US citizens will.  The US Government typically does not.  

You drunk?

Do you realize that, according to UNICEF, "more than 20,000 children were killed and more than 30,000 wounded in Gaza after the Hamas attack on October 7th?"

Do you think it can have harmful consequences that Jews believe that God has a special bond with the Jewish people?
Do you think that Israel and the US have achieved more peaceful attitudes toward Jews among Muslims

But let's leave aside who is perpetrator or culprits for a moment, because that's not the main point of my argument.

What is essentially wrong with Judaism or Islam and christianity that neither of the 3 faiths produces better people?

And more difficult;
Can you see that religion is not the solution to this problem, nor is it the cause?

Do you see that hatred isn't the problem, but that projecting that hatred is, and that no one realizes they're projecting.
Do you see the misunderstanding?

Do you see what a load of nonsense the redeeming Messiah is? And that we ourselves are responsible for cleaning up the mess and that no one will ever come and do it for us?

What has happened now is that Israel and the US have gone too far. It's an understandable mistake, but one that's reminiscent of World War II.
The problem is that Jews, Muslims, and even Christians in the US don't yet understand where the problem lies.

This cannot be solved by religion, this cannot be solved by capitalism or any political ideology. This cannot be solved by an army or the total destruction of an opponent.

The problem is within us.

That doesn't detract from the fact that several authorities report that more than 50,000 children were affected by the war: 20,000 dead and 30,000 wounded.

I agree that there must be rebellion. But it must be done against the thinking itself. Because as long as you want to change someone else, that's a form of aggression. And there are gradations in that, as we've gradually learned.
We think it's someone else's fault, but the problem lies within ourselves.
And that's precisely what ignorance entails. I can still hear Jesus say it on the cross: "Forgive them, Lord, for they know not what they do."

And that's precisely what this is all about.
People are unaware that they are trapped in the illusion of thinking and act based on that thinking.

Improve the world, but start with yourself. That's not a slogan, it's a clue.