@ggreenwald If Israel’s involvement in the war Hamas started meets your standard for a genocide, name one country whose involvement in any war was not a genocide under that same standard.
@cenkuygur No country has the right to exist. Israel exists because it has the power to exist, Palestine—having never had the power to exist—has been given (by Israel) the opportunity to exist. but Palestine’s only goal in existing is to prevent Israel’s existence. Hence the question.
@EthanLevins2 Because when it comes to firing rockets from one territory into another since 2023:
Israel → Lebanon/Gaza/Iran: 0–50
Lebanon/Gaza/Iran → Israel: ~27,000–39,000
@MichaelBenjamin Actually in the tiny parcel of land that the Jews control Muslims and Jews live in peace. It’s the rest of the Middle East that is “no Jews allowed”. That’s because the Middle East isn’t about land theft. It’s about the pursuit of an Islamic caliphate.
@IhabHassane Because Israel, like all countries, gets to set its own immigration policies. Unless offered by the country, nobody has a right to citizenship from any country they don’t live in.
@AaronRegunberg Misleading. Palestinians may vote in the Palestinian Authority elections. That the PA has done away with those elections is not Israel’s fault, but it does foretell what would ultimately happen to Israel under an Arab majority.
@piersmorgan He has done that on your show almost every time he appears, while you sit there in silence basking in the clicks you know it’s going to generate.
@TomLondon6 What an interestingly shallow and dimwitted analysis. Are you saying that the Jews did something like October 7, bc that is the cause of what happened in Gaza and if you are ignoring that, well than I think you’ve misjudged what side of the Nazi line you are standing with.
@mehdirhasan What’s hilarious is that he doesn’t once say criticizing or antisemitism, but instead makes real life observations that illuminate your bigotry. You can’t stand that so you attack a straw argument.
@cenkuygur I tried scrolling through your tweets to find you talking about something that isn’t Israel. But it just keeps going. Criticism is one thing, but obsession is something completely different and that’s where you are.