Gaza City – So, an Israeli strike in Gaza took out one dude and gave Azzam al-Hayya, the progeny of Hamas bigwig Khalil al-Hayya, a boo-boo. Cue the outrage machine.

Look, nobody likes collateral damage, but let's be real: Hamas is basically a real-life Bond villain organization operating out of a densely populated area. It's like setting up a meth lab in a Chuck E. Cheese and then acting shocked when the cops raid the place. What did they expect?

Every time the IDF does anything in Gaza, the usual suspects start screaming about “disproportionate force” and “human rights violations.” But where were these folks when Hamas was launching rockets at Tel Aviv? Crickets. It's always one-way traffic with these virtue signaling clowns.

The Gaza Strip is under blockade? Yeah, well, maybe don't elect a terrorist group to run the place. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. It's not like Israel enjoys keeping tabs on everything that comes in and out of Gaza, but they kinda have to when the alternative is getting blown to smithereens.

And let's talk about Khalil al-Hayya. He's crying crocodile tears about his wounded kid. Maybe he should have thought about that before dedicating his life to wiping Israel off the map. Parental responsibility, am I right?

This whole situation is a giant clown show, and the international community is the audience, eagerly consuming the latest episode of “Israel Bad, Palestine Good.” It's a narrative so detached from reality, it's practically science fiction.

Meanwhile, the woke brigade is already crafting their think pieces about “Israeli apartheid” and “Palestinian resistance.” It's all so predictable, you could set your watch to it. They’ll ignore the rockets, the tunnels, and the suicide bombers and still accuse Israel of being the aggressor. The cognitive dissonance is astounding.

So, yeah, someone got hurt in Gaza. It's a tragedy. But let's not pretend that this is some isolated incident or that Israel is solely to blame. Hamas is a terrorist organization, and they are ultimately responsible for the situation in Gaza. They can stop anytime by disarming and recognizing Israel's right to exist. Don't hold your breath.

The IDF will continue doing what they need to do to protect Israeli citizens, and the rest of us will be here rolling our eyes at the predictable outrage.

Remember folks, facts don't care about your feelings. And in this case, the facts are pretty clear: Hamas is the problem, and Israel is just trying to survive. It's time to wake up and smell the hummus.