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27:55Now PlayingThe Young Turks are now claiming that Israel is putting Gazans into “concentration camps” as part of a plan to take control of Gaza. In this reaction, I respond to Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian’s argument, their comparison between Israel and the Nazis, and their claim that Israel is using humanitarian zones as a cover for conquest.
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Cenk and Ana argue that Israel is expanding control over Gaza, moving from 50% to 60% to 70% of the territory, and ultimately aiming for full control. They also claim that the Israeli government is preparing to place Gazans into camps near Rafah while cutting them off from Hamas.
I push back on that framing and ask the question they never seriously answer: what exactly is Israel supposed to do after October 7th when Hamas still exists, hostages were taken, tunnels were built under Gaza, rockets were fired for years, and a large portion of the population still supports Hamas?
This reaction gets into Gaza, Hamas, October 7th, Israeli security, humanitarian zones, annexation, the “new Nazis” accusation, Israel Hayom, Netanyahu, Rafah, the Board of Peace, safe zones, radicalization, and whether Israel has any realistic path forward other than taking full security control of Gaza.
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