I always thought Othello was the tragedy of killing for love. If the Moor suffocated Desdemona because he hates her, there would be no drama. Instead, that Othello kills his woman because he loves her, we continue to be told after four centuries. Tragedy lurks in the contrast, in the irreconcilable contradiction.

Yes, because today we know that that is not love. There is never love when there is violence and oppression. What I enunciated, that Othello kills Desdemona out of love, is a patriarchal principle, not a masculinist one.
We have patriarchy in us, deep inside, because it starts with Zeus taking all the women he likes, whether he likes it or not.