Discussion on Gaza Conflict and Casualties

Let me ask you a simple question, okay?

If you're at war with Gaza-

Mm-hmm

... why are you shooting children in the skull

and in the chest?

The New York Times published an article on that.

Mm.

Came under a lot of flak because they published that article.

They said, "We can't refute the evidence.

We have the X-rays in front of us." They're shooting children

in the head, in the skull, and in the chest.

If you're engaged in the war in Gaza, why are you killing journalists?

Why are you killing medics? Why are you killing UN workers?

If you're en- engaged in the war with Hamas, why

is it that

Human Rights Watch just this past week put out a report?

They tell people where to flee. They say, "Go to the safe zones." Human Rights

Watch says-

Mm

... when we, uh, when the people are directed,

they're being shot at at the road.

But are you seriously saying... No, but, Norman-

No

... but hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on.

When they get to the-

Hang on. Let me respond. I-

When they get to the safe areas-

I understand. I've already made that point

... Israel drops, Israel drops 2,000 pound bombs-

I know

... on them

... I've made that very point.

Does that sound like a war?

No, I made... Well-

Or does that sound like-

Well-

... a genocide?

Well, is it-

What does it sound like to you?

Well, it's in- it's interesting. Okay, let, let's get into that 'cause it's an

interesting part of the debate. It's horrendous that UN

workers, journalists, children, women have all been killed.

It's horrendous.

Targeted.

Well, okay. They-

Targeted.

They quibble with the word targeted.

They say it's collateral damage as they've gone after terrorists.

Well, when, when you shoot a child in-

But here's my point

... when you shoot a child-

Here's my, here's my question, Norman

... when you shoot a child-

Norman, here's my question

... in the skull, that's not collateral damage.

Norman, can you tell me-

That was just proven