Callous A-Hole Of The Day

Some schmuck in the Daily Paywall states:

Of all the awful consequences of the Oct. 7 massacre in Israel, one stands out above all else: that the savage murder of more than 1,200 Israelis and the kidnapping of hundreds of others has led to the most significant wave of anti-Jewish hatred in recent American history.

It adds insult to profound injury — and if public opinion is to be believed, things may only get worse for American Jews.

He seems to have missed that it was the Israeli reaction that led to the wave of insults. Here are some other "profound" injuries & deaths, which apparently don't stand out above all else among the "awful consequences".

Yasmine Salam / NBC News:

Palestinian support for ‘armed struggle’ is rising as Gaza death estimate tops 20,000  —  “You cannot kill people into liking you,” a policy analyst said in response to a recent poll.  —  As the death toll in Gaza reached an estimated 20,000 on Thursday, the majority of them women and children …

Katie Bo Lillis / CNN:   US intelligence analysis warns Hamas' influence has grown since its attack on Israel

Joel B. Pollak / Breitbart:   NBC News Parrots Hamas Death Figures; Does Not Distinguish Terrorists, Civilians

Al Jazeera:   Gaza death toll surpasses 20,000 as UN Security Council delays vote on aid

Julia Frankel / Press Herald:   Israel's military campaign in Gaza is among the most destructive in history, experts say

Brian Mann / NPR:   As Israel fights to destroy Hamas, the group's popularity surges among Palestinians

WBUR:   UN Security Council reconvenes to call for halt in fighting as death toll in Gaza approaches 20,000

You think Joel B. Pollak of Breitbart has a more accurate estimate of who is & isn't a "terrorist"?

RAFAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — More than half a million people in Gaza — a quarter of the population — are starving, according to a report Thursday by the U.N. and other agencies that highlights the humanitarian crisis caused by Israel’s bombardment and siege on the territory in response to Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack.

The extent of the population’s hunger eclipsed even the near-famines in Afghanistan and Yemen of recent years, according to figures in the report. The report warned that the risk of famine is “increasing each day,” blaming the hunger on insufficient aid entering Gaza.