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Palestinian UN staffers got traumatized during this emergency session at the Human Rights Council, after Mosab Hassan Yousef (son of Hamas founder) ruthlessly destroyed their false narrative which always portrays Israel as the "Islamophobic aggressor" and the Palestinians as "victims" of Islamophobic oppression. It took him these 4 sentences...

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Liza Rosenvor 2 Jahren

Every year the US donates close to $20 billion to the UN. Should the US cut all its foreign aid to the corrupt UN?

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Liza Rosenvor 2 Jahren

Do you agree with every single word he said? Please retweet!

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Liza Rosenvor 2 Jahren

Western countries must cut all their foreign aid to the UN!!!

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Ms. Robinsonvor 2 Jahren

He is a Man with tremendous courage and stand for what is right. Thank you for showing the world who hamas and palestinians are. I salute you Sr. 🫡🇮🇱💙

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Christian Wimmer 🇪🇺🇺🇦 🇮🇱 🎗️vor 2 Jahren

Seems it was the first time someone spoke truth there. They really didn‘t expect it and struggled.

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Thread Reader Appvor 2 Jahren

Your thread is everybody's favorite! #TopUnroll 🙏🏼@BeHigh6987 for 🥇unroll

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Katz4Bluevor 2 Jahren

Can u think of a region where Islamists have shared land & resources w/non-believers? The ideas the regular Muslims r subjected to speak of #Jihad & they openly talk of life on 🌎being of "no value" to them. - How does humanity fight something that doesn’t value #HumanLife ⁉️

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Karen Jessen ✝️ 🇺🇸 Retired Nursevor 2 Jahren

Liza, this was brilliant! But how did Mosab set up being able to speak? So courageous 🙏🩷

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Stewie Griffinvor 2 Jahren

Truth hurts.

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MadgeBeatriceRosevor 2 Jahren

I admire him. I respect him And I agree with him.

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