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10:04Now PlayingIn this excerpt from the latest NIGHT SCHOOL episode, Marc Lamont Hill tackles Amnesty International’s explosive report accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza. The 296-page document, titled "You Feel Like You Are Subhuman," details alleged war crimes, including starvation tactics, mass killings, and deprivation of aid—all fitting the textbook definition of genocide. Despite mounting evidence from multiple human rights organizations, the U.S. State Department has dismissed these findings as "unfounded," a move Hill calls hypocritical and morally bankrupt.
Hill doesn’t hold back as he critiques Western governments, particularly the Biden administration, for their selective outrage and inaction. Drawing parallels with past global conflicts, he underscores the double standards at play when addressing human rights violations. This conversation is a wake-up call to those ignoring the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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