I talked about it a lot after Oct 7, which was a hard time to defend Palestinians given what Hamas just did. But I was very familiar with the sequence of abuses over the last 75 years. After that I paid far too much attention. It affected my ability to get stuff done. So I mostly stopped paying attention for awhile now. Then I heard about the UN resolution and had a glimmer of hope. Then that hope was dashed by Israel ignoring the UN. It hurt too much so I again stopped watching and probably won't watch closely for a while until some big event breaks through into my awareness.

As long as international organisations are monitoring the abuses, I don't really have to watch, and it hurts too much to do it. But I did think it was important to argue, to sway public opinion, when public opinion was broadly divided. Now public opinion has been swayed quite significantly (Israel pretty much made better arguments against themselves than I ever could have) so I don't need to keep on talking about it.

i'm more concerned about the human genocide

what about all the people who got tricked into taking a toxic, experimental medicine and died suddenly?

how many of them was there?

pretty sure it was millions

not to say that every pointless death isn't any less horrible but the genocide of the well meaning was the worst because it was literally people right in front of you, going to the camp, taking the flower for their clothes and waiting for the shower water to start

murderous psychopaths arranging the death of people is the same, no matter how it plays out, and there is evil hands behind both sides of every war, every time, humans would not choose this, they are hypnotised into it