Question

Hello and greetings to the honored Rabbi Dr.,
I saw that there is a global uproar surrounding the eviction of the families in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood.
I saw that there is global media distortion surrounding incidents that happened (for example, the case of the driver who ran over a Palestinian after the latter attacked his car with stones), and perhaps also surrounding the case above (Sheikh Jarrah).
I saw that there are many social influencers on a global scale (some of whom were born in the State of Israel and whose nationality is Jewish) who are speaking out against Israel.
I saw that there are protests among educated people (at universities like Tel Aviv and Ben-Gurion) — and this gives some sense that there is a logical basis behind their positions.
After that introduction, my question is: is the foundation (the historical together with the logical one) on which their agenda stands actually reasonable?
The question is even broader:
Does the fact that there are evidently many educated people who choose a left-wing agenda give their positions stronger validity? (Or perhaps they thought this about their lecturers, and therefore continued with their ideology)
 
Thank you very much