'Netanyahu didn't go far enough in Gaza,' posted as the answer to Muslim people said to be celebrating killings.
On September 11, the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, a ceremony at Ground Zero saw 9/11 widow Terry Strada demand justice over Saudi Arabia's role. That day LauraLoomer posted on X: "these Muslims are still celebrating non-Muslims getting killed in acts of jihad. We don't need to live this way. @netanyahu didn't go far enough in Gaza." The first sentence assigns celebration of killing to Muslim people as a group, with no one named and nothing shown. The last says the military campaign in Gaza, where the dead are Palestinian, should have gone further. The post reached 232,376 impressions.
Saying 'these Muslims are still celebrating' killings puts the celebration on the group, with no one named and nothing shown. Then the post answers that supposed feeling by saying the war in Gaza should have gone further. The people who would have died in a longer campaign are Palestinian, and the sentence approves of it.
The last line settles it. Didn't go far enough says the killing so far was too little, and it's addressed to the man who ran the campaign. A fair-minded reader should take this as more violence against Palestinian people endorsed as the answer to what Muslim people are accused of feeling.
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LauraLoomer (X)
"these Muslims are still celebrating non-Muslims getting killed in acts of jihad. We don’t need to live this way. @netanyahu didn’t go far enough in Gaza."
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