Is the suggestion here that any peaceful protestors being arrested for their opposition to israel are being arrested as a false flag because they’re actually secretly pro-israel. Further, all of this is being done to show those who aren’t protesting israel in public that they shouldn’t do what they’re already not doing? Is that what is purported to have happened on January 6, too? Because here’s how I see it: People genuinely oppose israel (or any government evil) for a variety of reasons, some stupid, some irrational, some valid and wise. A selection of these agitate to the point of organizing protests. If the state opposes the protests, they have two ways of functioning. First, if the protests are unpopular enough, they’ll simply arrest the protestors without provocation. This frequently happens with anti-abortion protestors who simply pray outside of clinics. Second is the implementation of agent provocateurs. These are either commissioned, duped, or are themselves government officials who initiate violence for the sake of undermining the movement, thereby making it unpopular and setting the conversation to the topic of the violence, rather than the message of those protesting. This was often the case for Ron Paul supporters and, most obviously, January 6, as jackboots and pantifa infiltrated and engaged in destructive actions. We have seen both phases of this, so far. The conservatard commentators have been angry that their favorite nation has been publicly denounced, so they fully “back the blue” as these “anti-American” (actually anti-israel) protestors are arrested and kicked off of the jew-run campuses. Now, pantifa has joined the party to help bring more average people into opposition against the protests by engaging in destruction and violence - their stock and trade, and they’re likely reaping fat paydays for it. To be clear, this was not the case with BLM in 2020. The government supported those protests and cops only reluctantly arrested rioters long after the damage was done, and rarely jailed them for longer than a few days.