is that from the same directory?
if **/*.el matches any existing file, the shell will expand it, and then that's all git ls-files is going to see. if it doesn't, or if you protect it from shell expansion, then git ls-files will see the asterisks and then it may assign them the special globbing meaning you expect

fermented soy beans, a popular dish in Japan
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natto

"when education is not liberating, the dream of the oppressed is to become oppressor" -- Paulo Freire

canoe was intended to sound like gnu to generate confusion
whether GNU or not, it better be called libreboot-libre, since libreboot became undeserving of the name

there are other relevant elements here. even if a graver injustice is taking place, your statement carries an implied lesser injustice, and one doesn't excuse the other. it may be the case that biden doesn't care about such injustice, but I know that you care about injustice, and probably so do most zionists, and they are fighting the graver injustice like we are, from an advantage point that many of them can even vote to replace the lead promoter of the genocide, so I'd prefer if you weren't alienate them (or yourself) by lashing at them with too wide a net. aiming criticism at those who deserve it will help strengthen our opposition to the massacre, instead of dividing it by internal fights such as what this overbroad criticism might bring about. thanks for listening,

we're miscommunicating. I'm not disagreeing with the criticism to biden. I'm disagreeing that that same criticism applies to everyone who supports jewish people's self-determination and statehood. AFAICT most jewish people oppose the genocide of their fellow semites, even though most jewish people are zionists. they just aren't affiliated with the jewish supremacy movement that is within zionists.
analogously, if Biden claimed "I'm human", and you criticized all humans because some humans have sided with genocide, I'd be nearly compelled (by my spot in the ND spectrum) to point out that your statement is an overgeneralization, even though your criticism to that particular subset of humans is well-founded. is that clear?
the problem is that we lack a term to refer to the specific subset of zionists that supports palestinian genocide. that's probably by design, because it's harder to criticize that which one can't even name.
I suggest referring to them as jewish supremacists, or perhaps zionist zupremacists

@aral FWIW, a Brazilian cartoonist (in Portuguese, Zionism is spelled as Sionismo) published a cartoon in which one of the highlights was the initials of Zionist Supremacy: SS