This example in particular has been sticking with me.
"Maybe if you wanted peace", not even pretending anymore that peace is a desired goal.
I mean, the rest of it is nonsense rewriting of history, but "maybe if you wanted peace" sticks with me.
Maybe if "you", 'you' here positioning anyone who doesn't participate in OP's bigotry as an outsider and on the 'wrong side' according to them.
"Wanted peace", 'wanted', as though peace is no longer possible or desirable as an outcome instead of best for everyone.
That alongside the absolute refusal to view Israelis as people and humans instead of The Enemy is worrisome to a great degree. You can see from the tags the refusal to even contemplate Israelis as people that could possibly be discriminated against or undeserving of harm.
I can't help but see shades of Rwanda in the set up of how Israel/Palestine is talked about and concieved of these days. And that worries me just as much as anything else.