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Hamas founder’s son backs Israel, says Gaza residents caught in crossfire not country’s fault
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0:46Now PlayingThe son of one of the co-founders of Hamas has backed Israel in the war while comparing his dad’s terror group to Hitler’s Nazis — insisting that “it’s not Israel’s fault” that civilians are dying in the Gaza Strip.
“Hamas started this war. We’re talking about [an] organization that does not regard human life,” an impassioned Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of Hamas leader Hassan Yousef, told NewsNation’s Chris Cuomo.
“In the previous three wars, every time they came back stronger,” the younger Yousef, 45, warned of the terror group’s ongoing threat in the region.
That, he said, was why it is wrong for international leaders to call on Israel to suspend its military response to Hamas slaughtering at least 1,400 people — including women and kids — in its surprise onslaught on Oct. 7.
“No, before we blame Israel, let me tell you something — if [these] civilians choose to be with Hamas, then if they die with Hamas, it’s not Israel’s fault,” he said of the ongoing casualties of war.
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