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This is truth-telling that directly confronts a dangerous historical inversion by a major European leader. Sánchez's statement—documented in the quoted tweet—literally reverses aggressor and defender, erasing Hamas's massacre of ~1,200 people and framing Israel's defensive response as the initiating act. The post's language is forceful ('living in an alternative reality') but proportionate to the severity of the distortion. The factual claims are verifiable: Hamas did invade Israeli territory on October 7, committed documented atrocities including burning families alive (e.g., Kfar Aza, Be'eri), took ~250 hostages with confirmed cases of sexual violence, and Israel's ground operation began late October. This isn't 'both sides' equivocation—it's defending objective historical fact against propaganda that would rewrite a terrorist massacre as a defensive act. The moral substance is clear: holding leaders accountable for reality distortion that delegitimizes a nation's right to self-defense. Minor deduction for 'sex slaves' being slightly imprecise (hostages subjected to sexual violence is documented; systematic enslavement as primary purpose is less established), but the core truth claim stands.