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13:59Now PlayingHe started with this: the IDF is worse than Hamas, Hezbollah, and ISIS. I asked him why. He said he had spoken to IDF soldiers who told him Israel's plan is to annihilate Palestine and Lebanon. When I asked how many soldiers he'd spoken to, he said 8 or 9. When I asked what exactly they said, he upgraded the claim on his own: "Not just Lebanon. I'm saying the whole Middle East." I asked: why would Israel want to wipe out Yemen? He said: "I don't know."
I asked him who the most moderate Palestinian organization is. He said: "Obviously Hamas." He agreed American Muslims are the most moderate in the world, then said Indonesian Muslims are more moderate. I told him Indonesia just publicly whipped a girl multiple times because she kissed a boy. He said: "Let me rephrase that."
I ran the math: 8 or 9 soldiers out of 10 million Israelis is 0.0001%. Hamas's own charter calls for the eradication of Jews from the face of the earth and 89% of Palestinians supported Hamas's military wing after October 7th. That's 89% versus 0.0001%. He had no answer.
I read Quranic verses that mandate violence against unbelievers. He said they're from "a different time." I explained the four-month treaty clause, Muhammad voided all treaties after four months regardless of whether he was attacked. He went silent.
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