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@B9NKLHK Agreements5mos ago

Israel is commiting genocide dude even the UN says it

Not to mention Israel and teh IDF have conducted many massacres in the past, even in the 1950s. Israel also neglects the territory of the PLO by increasing settlements in the west bank. so no, israel sucks dude... especially da bibi-sitter ðŸ˜‚😂🫱🫱🫱🫱

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 @B9QQVG9 from Georgia  disagreed…5mos5MO

Israel has not committed genocide at all. They have morals in place, and Palestinians living in Israel work freely and have better lives there than in Gaza. The Hamas government, meanwhile, kills its own citizens and uses them as human shields. The IDF has not committed any massacres and does not kill civilians, only terrorists. When they bombed Gaza, they provided a warning beforehand so that no civilians would get hurt. However, Hamas has committed many acts of terrorism and murdered innocent Israelis in cold blood. The PLO and Hamas should be held accountable for all the murderous and terr…  Read more

 @B9QT8QTDemocrat from New Jersey  disagreed…5mos5MO

Imagine being threatened by NJ and CT every day with bombs. It is not genocide but Bibi has gone very far.

 @B9QQVG9 from Georgia  disagreed…5mos5MO

Israel has not committed any instances of genocide, and in fact, Arabs are allowed to lead good lives and work in Israel. In Israel, they have rights, while Hamas is mistreating Arab residents in Gaza. Hamas is the one that uses innocent civilians as shields and is committing crimes against humanity towards hostages and its own people. When Hamas took hostages on October 7th, many Arab civilians participated in the event and beat up Israelis. Israel does not hurt innocent civilians as the media claims. Israel has the right to defend itself against their enemies. The U.S. should do more to help Israel because they are allies and are both democratic countries.

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