You know, I have never really expressed an opinion on Palestine. Frankly, I don’t consider it my fight, just as Ukraine is not your fight. But the hostility directed at Ukrainians by some pro-Palestinian voices has become completely unreasonable. What exactly are you jealous of? Our army? Our people’s resilience? Or perhaps the fact that Ukraine is fighting a foreign invasion? What exactly do you want from us? Even while our own country was bleeding, Ukraine continued to help others. We have sent food aid to Palestine through the Grain from Ukraine initiative, even as we struggled to survive a devastating war ourselves. We have also maintained diplomatic relations with Palestine for decades. We have done nothing to deserve this hatred. Yet some people seem perfectly comfortable attacking Ukrainians, dismissing our suffering, and demanding our solidarity while showing us none in return. Perhaps it is time to ask some difficult questions of your own leadership and armed groups. Why do Palestinian civilians continue to pay such a devastating price for the actions of those who claim to represent them? What responsibility do armed groups bear for operating among civilian populations and for the decisions that put those civilians at risk? These are legitimate questions, and asking them does not mean denying Palestinian civilians their rights or ignoring their suffering. The problem is not Ukraine. It is not Europe, and it is not even the United States alone. You cannot demand that the world listen to your suffering while refusing to acknowledge anyone else’s. Solidarity cannot be a one-way street, and compassion cannot depend on whose side you are on.