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8:32Now PlayingAfter two years of what Marc Lamont Hill calls an unequivocal genocide in Gaza, a ceasefire has been signed, and now Biden and Trump are fighting over who gets the credit. But as Hill makes clear: this isn’t peace, and justice hasn’t even begun.
The deal, signed by Donald Trump and praised by Joe Biden, brought home the final 20 Israeli hostages and sparked a global wave of political self-congratulation.
But Hill isn’t buying it. In this episode, he breaks down why.
Hill challenges both Democrats and Republicans, from Biden to Trump to Kamala Harris, for trying to score political points off Palestinian suffering.
“You can’t take credit for peace when you’ve been responsible for the injustice that made peace impossible.”
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