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@B7M9C9QPeace and Freedom DisagreementsCounter Arguments9mos ago

Israel is using the aid to commit war crimes and murder innocents

The US gets nothing in return from giving aid to Israel. Furthermore, Israel has made deals with citizens of the US to spread propaganda on our social media. The US government should see this as an attack on our nation and withdraw aid.

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 @B7P6RVN from Oklahoma  agreed…9mos9MO

Yes. Isreal has a firm grip on America. It's had a grip on the world for years. Ditch Isreal and ditch Palestine. Hopefully, they can both lose. The one US president who wanted to both distance America from Isreal, and defund the CIA was mysteriously killed not long after. Charlie Kirk, a prominent Right-Wing speaker. The moment he started to question Isreal's involvement in Gaza, and the moment he started asking the right questions about Isreal, he was shot not long after.

 @B7P3FPC from Minnesota  agreed…9mos9MO

Yes, I agree because what is happening is a genocide of innocent civilians. We are sticking our nose into this genocide on the wrong side(Israel) in the wrong way(supporting Israel).

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