This kind of rhetoric (most of it; Hamas is a resistance organization and much of what they've been accused of has been proven false and Israel is refusing to allow any further independent investigations) is exactly what we've all been saying, and it's Marjorie Taylor Greene saying it?
Have I woken up in an alternate universe? Is the Mandela effect happening?
Literally that first part most especially: trying to explain to people by asking themselves to try putting themselves in the shoes of people from Gaza; it's a sentiment I barely see from pro-Palestinian democrats, but now MTG is saying it? Asking people to think about what it's like if they were going through this?
Also I want to mention, cause it bears mentioning, MTG actually spoke out AGAINST refusing Gazan children to go to America to receive aid.
Seriously, have I woken up in an alternate universe?
yeah, for most American antisemites that aren't simple end times cultists, the appeal of Israel is that Israel believes in the centrality of the Race War, and it provides a narrative to replace the traditional Elders of Zion theory for why the antisemite feels so powerless. Israel tells the world "Jews are cruel, dishonest child-killers who will stop at nothing to destroy our enemies. this is the essential feature of our character, and we're proud of it." It says "the only virtue is strength and the only sin is weakness. Love your race above all else and you will triumph." At this point there's nothing for your cornfed skinhead to disagree with.
The idea that Jews are evil because they enact suffering on nonwhite people is just incoherent to most Nazis, and I really do think MTG arriving at it is anomalous.