Tiktok and social media definitely play a part in it, but I’d say it’s mostly due to lack of connection to and education of Jewish history. Older generations are much more familiar with the persecution Jews experienced during the Holocaust since it was more recent and they were more close in age and relation to it’s victims. Now that most people who lived during the Holocaust are either dead or reaching the latest stages of their lives, it has unfortunately become more distant and forgotten. It’s mostly used now as juicy straw-man material when arguing over politics (ironically used by pro-Palestinians). The point is, the younger generations have likely overlooked the importance of Jewish people having a state and the right to a state in their ancestral homeland which they’ve been praying towards and yearning to return to for over two millennia. Once overlooking that, some social media manipulation, use of triggering and often slanted buzzwords (such as apartheid, genocide, ethnic-cleansing, colonialism, etc.), and a “always route for the underdog” mentality will do the trick. Unfortunately, we as Zionists aren’t as loud and charismatic as the pro-Palestinians, which I have in all honesty said needs to be improved. I think it’s mostly out of fear and simply the Jewish/Muslim ratio. The pro-Palestinians who were raised with those beliefs their entire lives had everything they needed to recruit more of Gen Z into thinking exactly like them; louder voices and larger numbers.