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  Yes being propagandised or brainwashed does not make them any more 'worthy' of oppression.
  I'm not one of those people that thinks Israel can just let Palestine exist autonomously without massive security measures (including interventions to quell terrorism) but all this is massively besides the point...
  My point is an abstract one: It is NOT necessarily hypocritical for one group of people (LGTBQ) to support another (Palestinians) even if they are regressive and hateful to the former. It is just a nuanced view to take - saying these hateful opinions are not intractable or universal within a population, so the population deserves not to be interfered with more than necessary.
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  A European Parliament has recently adopted a resolution "Strongly condemning" the Palestinian Authority for incitement to violence and antisemitism in its school textbooks.
  Items number 28 and 29 address the Palestinian education curriculum, stating that EU-funded teaching must align with "UNESCO standards of peace, tolerance, co-existence and non-violence." The EU also states that it "Strongly condemns the hate speech, violence and antisemitism that continue to be found on Palestinian Authority education curricula."
  Marcus Sheff, CEO of the pro-Israel organization Institute for Monitoring Peace and Cultural Tolerance in School Education, said: "Hamas and the Palestinian Authority are in lockstep on the teaching of antisemitism, and incitement to violence in Palestinian schools."
  
  
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  We tear down your houses and you must shut up about it otherwise you’re antisemitic bigots. >
  
  They were violently anti-semitic before that happened
  The reality is that both sides have done awful things and, if given a free hand, will continue to do horrible things. We shouldn't be funding either of them. Violence will cease when both Israelis and Palestinians love their own children more than they hate each other >
  
  It is not the Palestinians whom force the Israelis out of their homes and tear it down to build new ones. >
  
  It's EXACTLY what Jordan did in 1949. They ethnically cleansed the Jews from the parts they conquered and settled Arabs in their homes. Israel got the territory back only in 67 when Jordan tried another land grab (and to get rid of all the Jews). >
  
  And Iraq and other muslim countries.... >
  
  This isn't unique to palestine. Other Arab and African nations teach similar things even holocaust denial is in some textbooks it is crazy and absurd. >
  
  Yea, but the western world shouldn’t be funding it >
  
  Yes. One of the craziest videos I've ever seen was of some American LGBTQ kids soliciting donations for Palestinians on their college campus.
  They do that despite the fact that if they themselves will try to live in those Palestinian cities, they'll be stoned to death or thrown from a roof top.
  Absolute insanity. >
  
  I strongly dislike the current wave of hypocrisy and ignorance surrounding the Israel-Palestine conflict.
  But this isn't THAT hypocritical. Being LGBTQ is something that has been demonised in many places for long periods of human history... to say a nation or group of people deserve what's coming to them because they aren't on the bleeding edge of progressivism (or even far from it) - would be like contemning an infant before he's had the chance to grow up. 
  We can acknowledge intolerance and hate as being bad, while also supporting the basic right for Palestinians to EXIST without oppression (with the many varied types of people living there; young, old, indoctrinated, questioning, gay, straight, etc). >
  
  I support your notion in principle, but not at the expense of Israeli lives.
  Also talking of growing up, this is how they do it in Palestinian society just so you understand a bit better what sort of population Israel is dealing with here.