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“If you like being told what to think by people with a clear agenda then this podcast is for you. It’s disappointing that a piece was done about Israel using a professor that is clearly biased and represents an anti semitic institution (U Penn) that is funded millions of dollars by many arab countries. The episode was further edited by Arabs. Not one Jewish/israeli person was represented in the making of the episode making the episode extremely one sided. Given how nuanced the subject is it would’ve been proper to have multiple standpoints and perspectives from both sides. Maybe this podcast can do a proper follow up once a republican president is elected this November given that at such time the United States will not tell Israel to stop as would be the case under a Democratic presidency. Israel is doing the world a favor by wiping out a known terrorist organization.”
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United States of America ·
01/22/24
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