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My question is this, why are you so quick to condemn the IDF for their atrocities, as you see it,
but so reluctant to condemn the same kind of atrocities from Hamas or Hezbollah or the Houthis?
What's the difference? Atrocities are atrocities. They should all be condemned, shouldn't they?
Lebanon, as a Lebanese person under the situation I'm in, to condemn resistance to a brutal supremacist settler colony
is like asking an Austrian Jew in the 1940s to condemn resistance to Nazi Germany because atrocities.
That's all I'm hearing from you, because my entire life, my family has been subjected to constant aggression
and war crimes by Israel, because since its existence and founding in this region as a settler colony,
a Jewish settler colony implanted in this region, in a region that's not majority Jewish,
so it has to commit constant ethnic cleansing and demographic engineering to exist as a ethnostate,
not a normal country, a settler colony ethnostate. Just constant aggression and torture and rape
and land theft against my people. They've currently displaced over a million in Lebanon
and they're saying they can't return. You have Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smodrich
saying they're going to annex southern Lebanon, depopulate it of Lebanese and replace it with
Jewish settlers, just like they've done in the West Bank. You're asking me to condemn?
The difference between me and you is I am very happy to publicly condemn
Smodrich and Ben-Gavir. I think they're a pair of right-wing headbangers who are doing
Israel a massive disservice every time they open their mouths.
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