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@B7XZ5XS Agreements8mos ago

In one case, after bombing a hospital, Israeli combatants waited until journalists and first responders went to the wreckage, then did a second bombing to kill those citizens.

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 @B7YWMQQ from Virginia  agreed…8mos8MO

I 100% disagree with this comment. Those civilians being killed are Innocent civilians. Any one who opposes this should get a knowledge check. And check their history!!

 @B7Y82LG from Nevada  agreed…8mos8MO

Where is the prove of this because, how cordinated Areial bombing works is. you fly over and drop on a zone, doesn't depend on an specific place.

 @B7Y6BJ7 from Illinois  agreed…8mos8MO

theres nothing to agree with. The IDF is committing a genocide and they have been doing this for years with no consequences because the israeli politicians have our politicians by a chokehold

 @B7XYWDC from New York  agreed…8mos8MO

Why is Israel killing innocent civilians? What's happening in Gaza is nothing short of a genocide, and it must be stopped. As for murdering journalists, free speech is being censored by governmental powers.

 @B7Y4MMW from Tennessee  agreed…8mos8MO

I agree that israel did this, i think that israel is the root of all problems since they have their hands in our govt and they should be taken out.

 @B7Y6MGY from Arizona  agreed…8mos8MO

I agree. Israel was messed up in the head for doing this. Killing not only innocent people, but also killing the people trying to help them. It's inhumane to be doing these actions.

 @B7Y6BJ7 from Illinois  agreed…8mos8MO

there is nothing to agree with this is just genocide and this has been happening for years. israel has caused more wars than any other conutry in my lifetime. they always play the victim and get away with it because they have all of our politicians in a chokehold.

 @B7Z78RJ from Washington  agreed…8mos8MO

I believe that the people in charge of Israel should be prosecuted, but so should the leaders of Hamas; they have both done bad things on both sides.

 @B7Z3Y4VDemocrat from Arizona  disagreed…8mos8MO

Israeli combatants are being mislead to conduct violence on behalf of Israel. They might be aware of the severity of their doing.

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