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I interviewed an IDF reservist while he was actively blocking humanitarian aid at the Gaza border crossing. He had recently returned from Gaza and, on camera, admitted that he had "blown up" and "destroyed" U.N. offices responsible for "assisting families affected by the war."

Jeremy Loffredo

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Doogie4u1 year ago

@GeromanAT "IDF reservist"

Avantika1 year ago

IDF is responsible for the highest number of UN workers' casualties. And not as collateral damage of their AI targeting, but deliberate direct attacks. Don't know who they think they're fooling anymore

Sumo Magoomo1 year ago

@archivegenocide

Not That Guy1 year ago

@scotthortonshow @TowerGangJose 👀

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