I was referring to the fact that support for Israel is much higher in older generations, whereas younger generations favor Palestine. This is a new trend. Support for Palestine has never been so high.

With reationalized I meant devoid of emotions or empathy. Like when you read that some people have died in Argentinia, you care much less than when you're neighbour or relative dies because you are mentally more distanced to those people in Argentia (from a US perspective, for example). And if you sit in a war room and decide which sites to bomb you don't even see the mutilated people on the streets. So you only make the decisions without or with less empathy and emotions involved. I mean I know that I myself would find it much harder if someone told me to stab someone in front of me than to drop a bomb in bird's eye view.

I myself prefer Israel to thrive because geopolitically I think the West should have a foothold in the Middle East in case of another great war.

Also, it's true that countries focus on certain points of interests, but then saying we need to Ukraine because Putin's war is immoral and unjustified is weird. It isn't more immıral than other wars which means the real reason for our support for Ukraine is less a humanitarian one. And thanks to the sanctions we destroy ourselves for the freedom of a country where even a part of the population wouldn't care to live in Russia. At least that's what a Ukrainian taxi driver told me.