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Coleman Hughes sits down with Congressman Ro Khanna for a wide-ranging conversation — but their discussion about Israel, Gaza and the accusation of genocide immediately caught my attention.
Ro Khanna argues that Israel has increasingly become a pariah state, criticizes figures like Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, and argues that a two-state solution is necessary.
But Coleman Hughes pushes Khanna on one of the biggest accusations being made against Israel: genocide.
Does the evidence actually establish genocidal intent? Can the statements of individual Israeli politicians be used to establish the intent of Israel's military campaign as a whole? And has criticism of Israel crossed the line from legitimate criticism into accusations that the evidence doesn't support?
In this reaction, I break down the exchange between Coleman Hughes and Ro Khanna and give my perspective on Israel, Gaza, the two-state solution and the genocide accusation.
Let me know what YOU think in the comments:
Does Ro Khanna make a convincing case — or does Coleman Hughes expose a major weakness in the genocide argument?
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