I Asked a British Man ONE Question About Israel…
avihuUnfiltered
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filtAn Englishman challenged Israel's history and the Jewish connection to the land. But what happens when we stop repeating slogans and start checking the evidence?
In this episode of Avihu Unered, we debate Jewish ancestry, the 1947 partition plan, Palestinian statehood, the Gaza blockade, allegations of genocide, and the question of what Israel should do when armed groups use civilian infrastructure.
One of the most interesting moments comes when my guest looks up the history of Ashkenazi Jews himself and acknowledges that the connection to the land is stronger than he originally thought.
Did this debate change your perspective? Which argument was the strongest? Let me know in the comments, and subscribe for more unfiltered conversations and debates.
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As for the whole Hamas propaganda it's not real. This is a disgusting lie. Hamas proudly streamed the entire thing, celebrated it, and threatened it again.
If you're coming to debate an Israeli Jew, why on earth would you have not prepared your arguments??
Also obsessing on Azkenasi Jews is odd, they are merely one of many Jewish ethnicities , what is different from the others ?
Palestinians in partition were Jews. Arabs referred to themselves as Arabs or South Syrians
Believing to be Genocide doesn't make it Genocide, it has to meet the thresholds under law .
He clearly has not a single idea of the definition of Genocide and how and where it's defined.
Genocide is not defined by the destruction of business buildings. Of course if you knew where and how genocide is defined and the qualification of it, then you would know.
Dismissing the Hamas videos as propaganda and accusations the Jews is abhorrent
This man is a racist, an anti Semite and Hamas supporter
I Asked a British Man ONE Question About Israel…
avihuUnfiltered
7,026 views
filtAn Englishman challenged Israel's history and the Jewish connection to the land. But what happens when we stop repeating slogans and start checking the evidence?
In this episode of Avihu Unered, we debate Jewish ancestry, the 1947 partition plan, Palestinian statehood, the Gaza blockade, allegations of genocide, and the question of what Israel should do when armed groups use civilian infrastructure.
One of the most interesting moments comes when my guest looks up the history of Ashkenazi Jews himself and acknowledges that the connection to the land is stronger than he originally thought.
Did this debate change your perspective? Which argument was the strongest? Let me know in the comments, and subscribe for more unfiltered conversations and debates.
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