If you have been following what's going on around the world in relation to what's going on in the Middle East,

particularly the Israeli, specifically the Israeli Hamas war,

you don't go to war with Israel if you happen to be right next to Israel and you're in the Gaza Strip, you're going to lose big time.

I mean, you're going to get nailed, which I still wonder, why is it that Hamas went ahead and committed that horrific attack on Israel and murdered 1,400 people and literally massacred them?

And if one of the things was political, by the way, then they've won, they, Hamas, have won this

battle because if it was to get the entire world against Israel, based on the fact that Israel

was going to attack Gaza to the extent that it did, and they had to think it was going to happen. I mean,

what do you think was going to happen? And so on a political front, I think Hamas has won the

battle. Of course, Gaza is decimated. And it's still being decimated. All right, I don't

want to go into that, but I do want to talk about the legal aspects of that, and that's here specifically the United States, where demonstrations are going like crazy.

And anti-Semitism has exploded.

Anti-Israel sentiments have exploded.

Thousands upon thousands of people at universities, colleges, all of the country are protesting Israel, calling Israel war crime generators

and, I mean, just the guilty of virtually everything.

And a lot of civilian Palestinians are being killed.

Ooh, a lot of them.

And that is a real problem.

Israel says, hey, listen, if Hamas is underneath hospitals,

if Hamas is shooting rockets at us, if Hamas has the leadership under building civilian buildings,

we have a right. That is a whole different issue. But let me tell you what's happening with

the universities.

And what's going on with the demonstrations is not just pro-Palestinian demonstrations.

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