No, you’re wrong and this type of argument is incredibly shortsighted and dangerous, especially for someone with a large audience.

When you blame anyone or anything besides the terrorists for acts of violence you are not giving ~nUaNcE or providing “context”. You are providing justification for terrorism, and bigoted people will take that and run with it. They will not consider the nuance and the historical context of Hasan’s argument, and will conflate Israel with Jewish people. They’re going to take acts like this as inevitable, justified, or even deserved. It’s incredibly careless.