Mehdi Hasan is incapable of saying 'in light of the murder of two Jewish people in DC last night, maybe we should take a day off from the rhetoric'. Instead, he has to bring up one example of violence against a person of Palestinian descent almost 2 years ago to try and prove something.&nbsp;

Of course, he also turns off the comments to all but people who agree with him. Too bad people can still quote tweet his nonsense.&nbsp;

Truly, Medhi can't even find the humanity to be quiet for one day. He has to start this kind of nonsense when these victims have been gone less than 12 hours. Sickening.

Bingo! Nobody cheered the death of this child or attempted to make excuses for it like Mehdi is currently doing.&nbsp;

Exactly! One event compared to countless rallies on college campuses and major cities, many cases of vandalizing synagogues and attacking Jewish business owners, Jewish students scared to attend class and the list goes on and on.

 {ai:summary}<p>Mehdi Hasan faces criticism for his response to the recent murders of two Jewish individuals in Washington, D.C., suggesting he deflects by referencing past violence against Palestinians. Critics argue this is an attempt to diminish the severity of antisemitism and the impact of these murders.</p><p>Many commentators express outrage at Hasan's rhetoric, accusing him of using "whataboutism" and failing to acknowledge the gravity of the situation. They emphasize that the murder of the Palestinian child was condemned universally, contrasting it with Hasan's perceived minimization of violence against Jews. #society</p>

Mehdi Hasan's Heartless Deflection: Exploiting DC Jewish Murders for Anti-Israel Agenda

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