the divide is interesting, but also a good thing.
in the past, when it came to discussing the conflict, there was definitely more support for Israel in the west and considerably less pushback.
now, it seems like it's changing for the better. divide is considerably lower and the politics of the issue are rapidly changing, especially because of technology and the internet shedding light on the reality of the conflict.
it's caught many off guard, including Israel. hence, the investment in further manufacturing consent by paying for Twitter and YouTube advertisements and social media influencers, which many people can see through. also going back and forth arguing with public figures from their official accounts, the extent that they're going to with their propaganda (trying to appeal to swifties).
feels like, for the first time in forever, there is some focus on solutions to the conflict instead of a steadfast. unfortunate, it took the massacre of Israeli civilians and the brutal response by the Zionist regime against Palestinians for people to wake up again and the international community to take a discussion about solving the conflict seriously again.
personally, i hope we are trekking towards finally putting a stop to the bloodshed. innocent civilians on both sides shouldn't bear the consequences and pay the price for the actions of the Zionist regime. the end isn't simply wiping Hamas off the map, but a political one that finally takes steps to address the root cause of the conflict.