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English → Spanish transcript
He estado intentando explicárselo a todos desde el 7 de octubre, ustedes no lo entienden.
No se trata de Israel.
Se trata de lo que Israel ha estado combatiendo durante los últimos 80 años.
Caminaba por la avenida Michigan con mi esposa y mi hijo de siete meses.
Y había una mujer blanca con un cartel que decía: "Desde el río hasta el mar".
Protestaban por el genocidio, el genocidio sionista del pueblo de Gaza.
Y al mismo tiempo decían: "Desde el río hasta el mar".
Así que le pregunté a esta señora: "¿Sabe qué significa 'desde el río hasta el mar'?"
Por supuesto, no tenía idea.
No tienen idea de qué río ni de qué mar.
Algunos decían: "Desde la montaña hasta el mar".
Le dije: "Escuche, es ridículo".
Está pidiendo el genocidio del pueblo judío.
Al mismo tiempo, protestas contra un genocidio.
Eso no tiene sentido.
Empezó a gritarme.
Y en pocos segundos, me encontré rodeado por probablemente cien personas.
Todos ellos ladrándome y encarándome.
Quienes lideraban la protesta, la marcha, eran musulmanes árabes.
Yo vengo de ese mundo.
Miramos a los inocentes occidentales, diría yo.
Los vemos como idiotas, estúpidos, fáciles de manipular.
Y cuando veo a, ya sabes, occidentales marchando en las calles por Hamás,
veo idiotas útiles.
Están sirviendo a una agenda.
Piensan que es solo contra los judíos o contra Israel,
pero es la redefinición de la misma agenda que también apunta a Occidente.
Si piensas que Israel es el opresor,
si piensas que Israel está liderando una guerra hegemónica,
los esfuerzos hegemónicos en la región,
si crees que los palestinos son los oprimidos,
que antes del Estado sionista había paz, estás engañado.
Estás haciendo vulnerable a Occidente porque descartas el conflicto
como algo parecido a una disputa territorial.
Mientras que, en realidad, es una ideología que te hará a ti
lo mismo que ha estado intentando hacerles a los judíos en Israel
durante las últimas ocho décadas.
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Original transcript (English)
I have been trying to explain to everyone since October 7th, you guys don't understand. It's not about Israel. It's about what Israel has been fighting for the past 80 years. I was walking down Michigan Avenue with my wife and my seven months old child. And there was this white woman holding a sign that says from the river to the sea.
They were protesting the genocide, the Zionist genocide of the people of Gaza. And at the same time they were saying from the river to the sea. So I asked this lady, do you know what from the river to the sea means? Of course she had no idea. They have no idea which river, which sea.
Some of them were saying from the mountain to the sea. I told her, listen, it's ridiculous. You're calling for a genocide of the Jewish people. At the same time, you're protesting a genocide. That doesn't make sense.
She started yelling at me. And within a few seconds, I found myself surrounded by probably a hundred people. All of them barking at me and getting in my face. Those who were leading the protest, the march, were Arab Muslims. I'm coming from that world.
We look at the Western innocents, I would say. We look at them as idiots, stupid, easy to manipulate. And when I look at, you know, Westerners marching in the streets for Hamas, I see useful idiots. They are serving an agenda.
They think it's only against the Jews or against Israel, but it is the rebranding of the same agenda that targets the West too. If you think Israel is the oppressor, if you think that Israel is leading a hegemonic war, hegemonic efforts in the region,
if you think that Palestinians are the oppressed, that before the Zionist state, there was peace, you're deceived. You're making the West vulnerable because you are dismissing the conflict as something that is like a territorial dispute. While in reality, it is an ideology that is going to do to you
the same thing that it has been trying to do to the Jews in Israel for the past eight decades.
