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Today, Israel's Foreign Affairs and National Security ministers attended a conference on ethnic cleansing in Gaza, replacing Palestinians w/ Israeli settlers. Conference organizer Daniella Weiss was clear: the plan is to starve Palestinians until they flee for their lives. https://t.co/XUna6Y4Kbm
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The speaker believes that if they don't give the Arabs what they want, including hostages and food, the Arabs will be forced to leave. They suggest not providing anything to the Arabs in order to make them leave willingly.
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Speaker 0: The Arabs will move. How do you why do you say that? Why do you say that? If you don't get them if we don't give we want to have our hostages then. Right?
So we don't give them food. We don't give the Arabs anything. They will have to leave the world. We'll accept them.
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All week long, #JewsForCeasefire have been taking action. How's it going? Well, we've never seen Fox News more confused... But from coast to coast, day after day, Jews & allies around the country made sure the urgent need for a #CeasefireNOW was impossible to ignore. 🧵 https://t.co/cSAwjY5ePL
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A group called If Not Now, made up of American Jewish citizens, is calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. They have been protesting in various locations, including Grand Central Terminal in New York City. The large turnout at these protests has made people question what is happening. It is interesting to see a Jewish group advocating for Palestinians, considering the tensions between the two groups. The protests appear to be peaceful, as seen in the current demonstration happening in Boston.
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Speaker 0: This is a group called If Not Now, and they, declare themselves to be Jews living in America, American citizens who are Jewish, who say ceasefire now. It's written on the banners they're carrying across the bridge, let Gaza live and free the hostages. We pointed out this is the same group that was at Grand Central Terminal, Grand Central Station about weeks ago on a Friday night and really shut everything down. And the turnout was massive. And I you know, Martha, when you think about it, you think about the the anti Israeli rallies that we've talked about and we've seen across the country.
That that was really, I feel, looking back now, to see a 1000 people on a Friday night in midtown Manhattan, wearing their black T shirts, calling for a ceasefire long before the IDF got into Gaza City. It it was the 1st time, I think, people stopped and said, what what is going on?
Speaker 1: Yeah. It's What what's happening in America? See how This all of this was so close to the surface, and it bubbled up to the, you know, into everyone's I view as soon as this happened. I mean, that was during the bombing campaign when they were trying to soften up, some of these targets in the city, and and many people were killed during that. But it is interesting to see the this Jewish group protesting in favor of Palestinians.
And and what it makes me think of are the kibbutzes and the areas along The along southern Israel, along Gaza, where many of the people who were killed were people who worked volunteering in Gaza, Who wanted better relations between the Palestinians and Israelis. So you see, you know, a lot of different mindsets, brought to this, and this looks like a peaceful Demonstration that's happening in Boston right now.
Speaker 0: Keep it that way. Right?