

Why the Word “Genocide” Is at the Center of the Gaza Debate
Bill Maher and Ari Emanuel debate the word “genocide” in the context of Gaza, and how history shapes the argument. Their conversation also touches on Hamas, the West Bank, and religious extremism. #BillMaher #AriEmanuel #Gaza #Israel #Hamas #GenocideDebate #ClubRandom Subscribe to the Club Random YouTube channel:…

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“Would Hamas commit a genocide on Jews given the chance? They seem to want to do that, given that they say it often. I take them at their word. I have no idea why the "free Palestine" crowd refuses to acknowledge that fact.”
“Israel Left Gaza in 2005. Israel forcefully moved any Jews and or Israeli citizens out of Gaza. By force. Back into Israel. Gaza democratically elected its own government, Hamas. Gaza has been its own country for Nearly 20 years by the time…”
“"Accuse your opponent of what you are doing, while you are doing it." — Karl Marx”
“Calling it a genocide is the most braindead take Israel could absolutely level the whole place not leaving a single person alive or building standing if they wanted. If they were these genocidal maniacs there wouldn't be strategic warfare t…”
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