Cenk Uygur is an open sympathizer of terrorist organizations like Hamas and Hezbollah, both of which are well-known and officially recognized as terrorist groups by the U.S. and many other countries. His repeated and vocal support for these violent entities on social media leaves little doubt about his stance. Instead of condemning the horrific actions of these terrorist groups, Uygur consistently shifts the blame to Israel, portraying the country as the aggressor even when it is clearly defending itself from unprovoked attacks.

Uygur’s public support for Hamas and Hezbollah—groups responsible for targeting innocent civilians, firing rockets into Israel, and committing countless acts of terrorism—makes him not just a critic of Israel, but an enabler of terrorism. By aligning himself with these violent organizations, Uygur is helping to legitimize their destructive actions. His inflammatory rhetoric against Israel fuels the dangerous narrative that justifies terrorism as a form of resistance. Such dangerous views contribute to the spread of anti-Israel and anti-Semitic sentiment, undermining global efforts to combat terrorism.

Anyone who supports or follows Uygur’s line of thinking could easily be seen as a sympathizer of terrorism. His refusal to denounce Hamas and Hezbollah’s brutal actions, paired with his continuous vilification of Israel, paints a clear picture: Uygur is not just a critic of Israeli policies; he is an active supporter of terrorist groups who aim to destroy Israel and harm its peopl