Israeli Politicians Cheer On Starvation of Palestinian Children
The Young TurksJune 2, 202518 min46,438 views
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- 📌 A Knesset hearing on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza revealed alarming statements from Israeli lawmakers regarding the starvation of Palestinian children.
- ⚠️ The discussion, initially intended to address the crisis, became a platform for some Israeli officials to advocate for starvation as a strategy.
Lawmaker Statements on Starvation
- 🗣️ Israeli lawmaker Amit Halevi (Likud) interrupted a humanitarian aid worker, questioning the desire to treat every child and woman, stating that distinctions don't exist when fighting certain groups.
- 🎯 Another lawmaker, Lamore son Har Mik, from the Religious Zionism party, criticized a doctor for showing empathy towards starving children, suggesting the doctor needed treatment.
- 🚫 These statements are framed as a stark contrast to the humanitarian worker's plea for basic medical care for suffering children.
Dehumanization and War Crimes
- 🧠 The discourse is presented as a case study in dehumanization, where Palestinians, including children, are so effectively dehumanized that their intentional starvation is openly declared.
- ⚖️ The intentional starvation of civilians is explicitly stated as a violation of international laws and considered a war crime.
- 🇺🇸 The US is criticized for enabling these actions through continued financial support, providing a
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