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Conservative luminary Bret Stephens can't understand why his hysterical fantasies about women being "visibly r*ped" haven't persuaded the Left to stop ousting Israel supporters from Congress. 😂

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“Mehdi Hasan DEBUNKS Bret Stephens’ “Gaza Isn’t Genocide” Argument” Mehdi Hasan: The genocide in Gaza is “farcical.” That's the view of New York Times columnist Bret Stephens. So let's take on his viral arguments and rebut each of them. Bret Stephens: If Israel wanted to commit genocide, if Israel wanted to kill every single Palestinian, it could have. It is a nuclear power. Mehdi Hasan: I can't say this often enough: killing every single person is not actually the definition of genocide. The legal definition under the 1948 Genocide Convention is acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group. Four of those five criteria don't mention killing at all. We don't apply this “kill every single person” definition to other genocides. The US government declared the killing of the Rohingyas in Myanmar a genocide, but Myanmar didn't kill all of them. The US also declared the persecution of the Uyghurs in China a genocide, but China hasn't killed every Uyghur. Joe Biden called Russia's war on Ukraine a genocide. Russia is a nuclear power. Putin could nuke all of the Ukrainians if he wanted to. He has not. Bret Stephens: If Israel were trying to commit genocide in Gaza, why did it distribute polio vaccines? Mehdi Hasan: First off, Israel did not distribute polio vaccines in Gaza in 2024; the World Health Organization did. Israel simply agreed to occasionally pause its bombing campaign to allow the WHO to do their work. And why? Not simply out of the goodness of their hearts. Israel's own officials said the vaccination campaign was important to stop the disease spreading into Israel. Human Rights Watch also said Israel's attacks on healthcare infrastructure and water supplies, and its blocking of humanitarian aid, had inflamed the polio outbreak. Bret Stephens: If Israel were trying to commit genocide in Gaza, why did it allow any food at all? Mehdi Hasan: Well, not because they wanted to, Bret. Israel was pressured by the Biden administration into allowing in tiny amounts of food. Netanyahu agreed to let in only a small amount of supplies and even asked that this concession remain secret. Yeah, that's not genocidal at all.

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