In our local Seattle media, there’s an article about a recent University of Washington graduate, who went to a foreign country to demonstrate, as an activist. While in that foreign country, this recent college graduate was killed.

When you travel to a foreign country, where you are a guest and not a citizen, and participate in a demonstration against a democratic country, and in favor of a terrorist organization, you may expect not to be welcomed with open arms. This recent graduate’s name was Aysenur Ezgi Eygl. She was demonstrating in the West Bank, against Israeli settlements there. She is described in the KOMO article as “an American woman” but my guess is that she is of Turkish extraction.

The demonstration was supporting Hamas and Gaza, against Israel, which is fighting for its life against numerous Muslim enemies, including Hamas and Hezbollah, both terrorist groups which are proxies for Iran, which has vowed to destroy Israel and the Jews. On October 7 last year, Hamas, from its base in the Gaza Strip, invaded Israel and massacred hundreds of Israelis and took many hostages. Israel is fighting back, and as usual the “international community” is urging Israel to stand down. Many hostages were killed by Hamas, and many remain, and until they are all accounted for, Israel will continue its fight against the terrorists.

In Seattle, there is a large group of anti-semites who support the Hamas terrorists. Those people, and many others, marched yesterday to “call for justice” for their murdered comrade. In my opinion, she got the justice that she deserved. You support terrorists, you suffer the consequences.