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Former Nato Commander DESTROYS Claim Israel Is 'Genocidal'
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September 12, 2024
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7:40Now PlayingFormer Nato Commander General Sir John McColl has written a piece for the Times explaining, from his lived experience, how he knows that the IDF is working extremely hard to prevent civilian casualties in Gaza. Younes also shows us the data comparing this war to others - the death toll is tiny compared to other wars, yet the Israel-Palestine war is getting for more press than any other. We even saw David Lammy revoke arms sale agreements with Israel in condemnation of their supposedly reckless behaviour. Why is this? No Jews, no news?
@Younessrocks responds to General Sir John McColl's piece.
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