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In October 7th Hamas attacked Israel, the civilians had a democracy vote which they elected Hamas

During Nazi Germany some civillians gave the 12 million who died and many more tortured food and help. Some hostages from Israel reported nobody helping them. And many more (KIDS) Such as 8 year olds, were raped. They killed innocent babies, newborns and if you see the deal they are making it’s 80 Hamas soldiers that have raped, murdered, and tortured many others for 1 Jew back, and 40 Hamas soldiers for one dead body. Is this fair?

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 @B98FWJM from Texas  commented…5mos5MO

#5 Informed Israel

About your bs "democracy vote" argument, last "elections" were held in 2007, current median age in Gaza is <18, meaning most of the population either weren't born or weren't of voting age on the last election.

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