Anonymous #1 11w

I’m seeing a lot of gen z pro Israel influencers pop up. It could be paid for but it’s feels authentic ngl

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Anonymous #1 11w

Yup. Combine the state of Israel and its near limitless money to spend on propaganda with a few key billionaire Zionists like Larry Ellison (who owns TikTok) you can see that even with their vast amount of resources they are still losing the narrative war. You can only propagandize your way out of deliberately targeting women and children so far

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Anonymous OP 11w

I’m sure some are genuine but I genuinely think it’s mostly either artificial algorithm boosting or funded. Like I’m usually not the conspiratorial type but like Israel’s reputation is in the absolute gutter with our generation. I don’t think there’s genuine grassroots support outside of Jewish spaces or a dramatically shrinking space of centrist republicans and democrats.

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Anonymous #1 11w

Like the racist young right wingers who don’t give a fuck about Palestinians are rapidly being overtaken by groyper types, who recruit based either on pro-American isolationism or antisemitism. And on the left the youth has coalesced against very visible atrocities.

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Anonymous #1 11w

I feel if the pro Palestinian movement were more organized in this field then we would see a lot more results. Like I said a lot of Zionists talk like professional communicators even the gen z ones. It’s like they can recall facts off of their head and stay calm. Something as small as this could go along way and I don’t see this a lot with pro Palestinians online.

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Anonymous OP 11w

I think that’s the distinction between something artificially funded and something genuinely grassroots. They can pay for the really good communicators. You do get a bit of that on the pro-Palestinian side with Al Jazeera journalists. But I think the comparative unprofessionalism for the pro-Palestinian angle is because it’s genuinely grassroots

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