There are reasons to be unabashedly pro Hezbollah, like wanting to see all Jews killed. There are reasons to be pro Nazi, or pro Trump, or in favor of the recent New Zealand treaty amendment.
Presumably, those aren’t the sorts of reasons that Banquet Buddy referred to here. If they were, he wouldn’t follow it up with “resistance is uncomfortable”.
Resisting Hamas’ attacks on Israel is, as you put it, uncomfortable.
This year, when those groups have been torn to shreds by targeted IDF strikes.
Over their lifetimes, though? You’d be surprised to learn just how many Arabs your precious Hezbollah has killed, or how many Yemenis starved (actually starved to death, not Gaza “starved”) due to the Houthis.
But you have “reasons” to support them.
I would certainly condemn such a thing if it ever happened.
I condemn the fact that Hamas attacks Israeli out of locations like hospitals, leading to civilian casualties when they are struck back. I do not, of course, condemn Israel for choosing not to refuse to respond.
I condemn Hamas for choosing to govern Gaza in such a way that every bit of material wealth that enters the region is harnessed for the war against Israel, and the blockade this necessintates. I don’t blame Israel for not taking the suicidal step of allowing Iran and Russia to freely arm Hamas.
Again, I’d condemn these things if they actually happened.