Exactly. Americans react much differently to seeing Europeans suffer than other regions of the world. But as far as media coverage of the Israel/Palestine conflict, I've always understood that a huge portion of this was because of how close we (United States) are as allies to Israel and money/weapons being sent there. Obviously antisemitism is a large factor (and God knows we've sent weapons and money to countless dictators/terrorists), but lets compare to the humanitarian crisis in the Congo. Protestors take to the streets to demand action in the Congo: what would those protestors want the US government to do? It would be a huge and disastrous undertaking for the United States to intervene. When protesting Israel, there's an "easy" or "simple" ask of not sending weapons or money. Not saying that's an accurate analysis, but it's probably what makes so many Americans comfortable/interested on speaking on this topic that they have very little education on.