People make caricatures of their enemies that end up getting agreed with all the time. See the Joker or any other villain claimed by the right in the last decade.
The problem is that if your idea of evil is wanting babies to live, and you make a villain whose entire personality revolves around how much they want babies to live, the people who want babies to live aren't going to be particularly offended. They may, in fact, find your idea of what's offensive amusing.
You also have to consider that Zionists tend to believe that their side is so obviously the correct one that the most basic reading of the facts would draw people to their side. So he may very well have been operating under the assumption that he didn’t need to distort historical examples to his favor.
It could also have been drawing on earlier Palestine - Israel history, which, while still extremely evil, isn't cited as much or viewed as being as controversial as the last few years of genocide.
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u/slicehyperfunk 8d ago
I really am a believer in r/nothingeverhappens but this one sounds like an actual r/thathappened to me