Even though you are unsuccessful in masking your Islamophobia and, I must say, your lack of even the most basic capacity for logical reasoning, I cannot resist responding to this: 1.Israel is, demographically speaking, closer to being described as a Muslim country than a Christian one. There are roughly 1.7 million Muslims there, while the Christian population is only about 180,000. There are probably more Christians in two districts of Abuja than in the whole of Israel. Yet the point here is not numbers alone but treatment. Even your imaginary co-travellers in the MAGA camp, such as Tucker Carlson, have reported on the harassment faced by Christians there, concluding that Christians in Israel are living in an “apartheid state”. So, the simplistic fantasy that Israel represents some kind of Christian civilisational front line collapses the moment it encounters reality. 2.The victims of Israeli military operations have not been Muslims alone. Palestinian Christians have also suffered the same bombardments, the same displacement, and the same loss. Indeed, one of the most prominent intellectual champions of the Palestinian cause was the late Edward Said, of blessed memory, a Palestinian-American Christian whose scholarship and activism helped shape global understanding of the conflict. So, the struggle you reduce to a crude religious caricature has, in fact, been articulated by people across faiths. 3.Your claim that Nigerian Shiites are somehow incubators of terrorism because of their perceived relationship with Iran betrays not only prejudice but astonishing ignorance. If the members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria truly possessed terrorist proclivities, you and I would probably have been having this conversation from a refugee camp in Benin Republic or Niger. They have suffered repeated massacres and severe repression, including the events surrounding the Zaria Massacre, and yet there is no credible record of them responding with terrorism against the Nigerian state. In fact, groups such as Boko Haram and ISWAP regard them as heretics and typically dislike them with even greater ferocity than they dislike Christians. So, your theory that terrorists in Nigeria draw inspiration from a sect they themselves violently despise would be laughable if it were not so revealing of the intellectual poverty behind it. 4.The truly brainwashed party in this exchange is none other than you. You have convinced yourself that identifying with the perpetrators of genocide is an act of reason simply because you dislike the religion of their victims and corpses, and that is rather unfortunate. 5.Terrorism in Nigeria does not distinguish between Muslim and Christian victims. No terrorist camp in this country spares ordinary Muslims. Mosques have been bombed. Muslim villages have been razed. Muslim clerics have been assassinated. Muslim leaders and monarchs have been assassinated, all by Boko Haram. The ideology you pretend is directed only at Christians has killed tens of thousands of Muslims as well. We are victims of the same perverted creed, whether you are willing to acknowledge it or not. 6.So, spare us the pretence that you are speaking as a voice of reason here. What you have written is not analysis, nor courage, nor moral clarity. It cannot even qualify as bigotry dressed up in the costume of logic. You are a thoroughbred Islamophobe, and luckily you do not pretend otherwise, and I pray you activate enough brain cells to connect these dots.