Every European who's suddenly an expert on decolonization/indigeneity when it comes to Israel/Palestine should maybe start looking into their own country's history of colonialism...and I'm not talking about in Africa/Asia/North America, I'm talking about within Europe itself.
Like, for instance, the fact that there are over 100 endangered languages in Europe due to forced assimilation. Languages like Romansh, Walloon, Gagauz, etc. are all just as native, if not more so, to their respective regions than the dominant language, but have been forced into minority status in attempts to build a cohesive and homogenous national identity by the dominant cultural group.
In France, for instance, there are dozens of "French dialects" that are mutually unintelligible enough to be considered their own language, but have not been given minority recognition due to the national policy of having only one official language.
And just so you know...language erasure is considered a form of cultural genocide.
