Okay, I don't like to give advice to Hamas, but there were dozens of ways to do this without coming across like they wanted to mix the Holocaust and a supersized mass shooting. For one they could have attacked Israeli ports, and not just gunned down any random civilian they saw. There was an air base nearly too with aircraft worth 50-60 million dollars. Had they limited civilian deaths, and didn't rape anyone they could have come across better.
But no let's gun down a party with random foreigners on it. Not only have they created a world that hates and fears Gazans like countries such as Germany which gives aid to them, Nepal, and Thailand, but they have created an excuse for Netanyahu to ethnically cleanse the entire area, you know the thing they wanted to stop.
Now it's basically going to be fewer people who want a two-state solution on either 1967 lines or just a two-state solution at all. It's going to be the normies who ignore this, and just work, and spend time with their family. And basically, people who want to massacre the other side one for ethnostate reasons, and the other for Islamic fascist reasons.
Let me ask you another question, do mass shootings create policy change? I don't see it. The only instance you could even somewhat point to was Japan's former getting killed by a troubled person who had their life savings depleted due to a cult. Most of the time it makes us more afraid, puts up barriers between different groups of people, and everyone buys guns if they an American and or just straight-up support their preferred fascists, or the hard right.
You don't fight stronger hard right leaders with bullets, the Gazans were winning the PR war before this. More Gen Z supports Palestine than not look up Pew Polls. They even got people in the right to call for Israel to be defunded eventually. The liberals even start backing them.
