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Absolutely not. The U.S. should recognize that Zionism and Judaism are not the same. Israel's leaders are invading a sovereign land. Why not the same outrage as over the Ukraine?

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 @9TLJ3S2 from New Jersey  disagreed…2yrs2Y

ukraine didn't fire missiles into russia and commit acts of terrorism towards russia.

 @4SDT7HNdisagreed…2yrs2Y

Hamas LITERALLY invaded Israel, murdered civilians and then took hostages into Gaza. Including AMERICAN hostage's that are still there… When you are the first to invade, and literally still holding hostages, you no longer can claim you are a sovereign nation.

 @9XGL9NFDemocrat from Pennsylvania  disagreed…2yrs2Y

Israel's leaders are corrupt, I'll give you that much, but the difference between Ukraine and Palestine is that terrorists based in Ukraine didn't attack Russia and start a war. Also, while it's true Zionism and Judaism aren't the same, what does that have to do with the US supporting Israel?

 @NationalGuy47  from Utah  disagreed…1yr1Y

Hamas is the reason this thing started, Israel is mostly defending themselves, and israel did originally belong to Jews/Christians before Islam took over.

 @BD4NJDVdisagreed…2mos2MO

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Israel is defending itself from an internationally designated terror organisation, which it has every right to do.

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