Comments by "Hebrew highest vocabulary" (@Hebrew-Spirit) on "James O’Brien defends pro-Palestine protests in the UK" video.

  1. I cannot speak for everyone, but it is undeniable that there are people who hold these beliefs. They may see certain cultures or races as inferior or not fitting into their ideal image of society. This hypocrisy is evident in the way some people claim to embrace multiculturalism in the Western world, yet behind the scenes, they may hold biases and prejudices against certain groups. This is particularly evident in the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, where some may claim to support diversity and acceptance, but when it comes to Israel, they may harbor deep-seated hatred and a desire to destroy it because it does not fit into their idea of an exclusively Arab land. It is important to recognize and challenge these prejudices and strive for true acceptance and unity among all cultures and races.
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  2. It is a heartbreaking fact that 250,000 Yemenites have lost their lives due to starvation caused by the actions of the Saudis. On top of that, hundreds of thousands of Kurdish people have also died as a result of the Iranians' actions. Additionally, the use of chemical weapons by Bashar al-Assad against protesters in Syria has led to further destabilization in the region. These atrocities have not only affected the innocent people of Syria, Iran, Yemen, and Lebanon, but have also raised the question of where the support and condemnation from certain parties are against these heinous acts. It is concerning to see that some individuals seem to hate the Jewish people more than they care for the well-being of Palestine and the Middle East as a whole. It is high time for all nations to come together and take a stand against these injustices.
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  3. "I have no other land Even if my land is burning Just a word in Hebrew echoes To my veins, to my soul In a body that hurts, in a hungry heart Here is my home I will not be silent, for my country Has turned its face away I will not betray her, I will remind her, And sing here in her ears Until she opens her eyes I have no other land Until she renews her days Until she opens her eyes."🇮🇱🔥❤️‍🔥🇮🇱
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  4. It is often said that Jews are seen as "too white" by some and "too black" by others, with varying perceptions of our ethnicity and cultural background. However, these judgments do not change the fact that the land of Zion is our ancestral home. Our connection to this land dates back thousands of years, and it is a fundamental part of our identity as Jews. Our ethnicity may be diverse, but our heritage and connection to Israel remains constant. The land of Zion belongs to us, regardless of how others may see us. It is not a matter of race or ethnicity, but rather a deep-rooted connection to our homeland that cannot be denied.
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  5. Oh sure, let's talk about ethnic cleansing. Because clearly, what Hamas did in Gaza was just a peaceful picnic and not at all a form of ethnic cleansing. And let's not forget about the glorious Arab Caliphates that swept through Africa, slaughtering and enslaving countless innocent people in the name of conquest. But hey, now that it's the Hebrews who are being targeted, suddenly the Arab Caliphates are nowhere to be found. Maybe it's time to let go of this obsession with ethnic cleansing and focus on building a better future for all, instead of living in the past. Because let's face it, there are no more Arab empires and they're not coming back. So let's just relax and move on.
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  6. Why did the Arab man join the circus? Because he heard they were looking for a new Hamas clown!
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  7. Why did the Arab man join the circus? Because he heard they were looking for a new Hamas clown!
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  8. Why did the Arab man join the circus? Because he heard they were looking for a new Hamas clown!
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