Enes Kanter Freedom questions Palestinian supporters amid Israeli conflict: 'Your hypocrisy is killing me'

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As the conflict between Israel and Hamas approaches the end of its fourth week, support for Palestinians has been seen across the world.

Marches and rallies have been held in support of Palestine, with calls for a ceasefire, as Israel has continued to respond after the October 7 attacks that saw Hamas indiscriminately kill civilians while taking others' hostage. 

Palestinian flags are fluttered outside the headquarters of Argentina's Football Association (AFA) in Buenos Aires on November 13, 2019, during a protest demanding the cancelation of a FIFA friendly football match between Argentina and Uruguay, planned to take place in Tel Aviv, Israel, on November 18.  (JUAN MABROMATA / AFP) (Photo by JUAN MABROMATA/AFP via Getty Images)

Over the weekend, hundreds of thousands of people rallied to show support for Palestinians in cities across Europe, Asia and the Middle East, according to Reuters. 

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Former NBA basketball player Enes Kanter Freedom took to X on Friday with questions for Palestinian supporters. 

"To those raising Palestinian flags around the world; As a proud Muslim, I have an honest question!!!" Kanter Freedom posted. 

"Where were you when ISIS was launched in the name of ‘Islam’, and beheaded tens of thousands of Arabs in Libya, Syria and Iraq?" Kanter Freedom asked. "Why didn’t you take it to the streets, raise their flags, condemn the terror or call for a ceasefire? Where were you in the last decade when Arab countries killed and starved out more than 400,000 Yemenis? I didn’t see any of you take it to the streets, raise