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16:46Now PlayingThe U.N.’s humanitarian chief is warning that 14,000 babies in Gaza could starve to death within 48 hours due to Israel’s 11-week blockade of food and medicine. Israel has also intensified its bombing campaign as they prepare to permanently reoccupy the Gaza strip. A former IDF spokesperson, Doron Spielman, was defending Israel’s crimes against humanity on an episode of Piers Morgan Uncensored, but thankfully Cenk Uygur—who was also on the panel—tore into Spielman, calling him a “monster” for defending Israel’s atrocities. In this video we’ll talk about the aforementioned viral exchange, but mostly focus on the genocide in Gaza as well as the response to Israel’s mass starvation campaign from world leaders.
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