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Historians: Gaza Massacres Fuel European Skepticism Toward Israel
The protests of European peoples rejecting Israel, especially after the Gaza massacres, garnered a mixture of anger and condemnation, linked to their rejection of the arrogance and violence of the occupation. History professor Gamal Shokra explained that social media contributed to conveying scenes of bloodshed and killing to the world, increasing public opposition to Israeli practices. He also criticized statements supportive of the British Mandate, emphasizing that Palestine was under mandate from 1922 to 1948, and that attempting to change historical facts is a manipulation of events. He pointed out that history should be read in its context, starting from the Balfour Declaration and the Jewish immigration, up to the declaration of Israel and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
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