After election, will progressives acknowledge and oppose US genocide in Gaza?

Walt Zlotow, West Suburban Peace Coalition, Glen Ellyn IL 4 Nov 24
During the current US election cycle, many progressives have recoiled from addressing the 13 month long US enabled Israeli genocide in Gaza.
They are singularly focused on pushing Kamala Harris to victory, saving democracy from the unhinged authoritarian Trump. As a result they’ve banished the word much less the reality of the genocide which the US enables.
That is deplorable. Every day dozens, hundreds, possibly a thousand Palestinian civilians die in the worst genocide this century. All financed, publicly supported and weaponized by their beloved Biden/Harris administration.
When the genocide in Gaza is brought up for discussion, too many progressives are ‘hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil.’
When asked to push back against US weaponizing, publicly supporting, financing the genocide, progressives come up with the darnedest excuses
‘There is no genocide in Gaza, just a defensive war against Hamas.’
‘Don’t dare say anything that will jeopardize Harris’ chances.’
‘The destruction in Gaza will be much worse under Trump.’
‘The United States has no influence on the government of Israel.’
‘President Biden and Vice President Harris are working night and day to achieve ceasefire in Gaza.’
‘People have been fighting each other there for thousands of years and nothing will change that.’
Maybe these otherwise fine progressives will open their eyes and souls to ongoing destruction of Gaza once the election ends and decide to resist it passionately.
Alas, with both candidates locked in ironclad support for sending endless billions for Israel to ‘finish the job’, they just might shrug and continue ignoring the most greatest moral dilemma of their lifetime.
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