The article questions Hamas's brutal tactics on October 7th, suggesting a manipulation of public emotions for their gain. It criticizes social media for exacerbating tensions through public shaming and oversimplification of complex issues, preventing genuine dialogue needed to end violence. The author argues that this polarization serves extremist agendas, perpetuating an 'us versus them' mentality that fosters isolation instead of understanding. The piece emphasizes the importance of finding common ground in order to move toward peace, rather than resorting to superficial online reactions.
The polarization created by social media witch-hunts perpetuates an 'us vs. them' mentality, heightening tension and isolating communities instead of encouraging meaningful dialogue.
Extremists thrive on isolation and division; restoring hope and peace requires recognizing our shared humanity, moving beyond superficial responses to complex issues.
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