I think Bisan deserves some compassion, which that article really hasn't shown. She is a young woman who has been through a lot(massive understatement), her posts on Instagram have swung from desperate to angry to resigned to her own death multiple times over. She's been displaced over and over again, lost friends and loved ones, lost her normal life and lost Gaza place that she clearly loved and had such pride in. It all comes back to the 'perfect victim' thing really, she probably isn't a perfect victim, perhaps she has in her desperation embellished things or spoken things she shouldn't have but she is a victim, multiple times over, her whole life scarred by Israels military occupation and blockade and now the horrors of the past year. I would angry too. I would be scared too. I would be desperate too. I probably wouldn't act in a way which would appear perfect to people not sat in a tent in an active war zone. I definitely wouldn't like Israel or have anything positive to say about them.
It troubles me that Palestinians have to be 'perfect victims' in order to have their victimhood recognised. We have to point to the little children and say look they are innocent, please if you care about no one else care about them. Even then that is met with thinly veiled Palestinian children are future terrorists posts.
People are complex and even more so when they go through a childhood of trauma and bombings and fear. It's remarkable that Bisan has become the talented, articulate, head strong young woman that she clearly is. I couldn't walk a mile in her shoes, so I refuse to pass judgement.