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George Soros funds nationwide explosion of Israel-hating protests

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 @TreasuryLynxGreen from California  commented…1yr1Y

It is absolutely hilarious that they have now come to the conclusion that Jews are behind the campaign against Israel

 @FluentEqu4l1tyRepublican from Minnesota  disagreed…1yr1Y

Yes, some jews hate Israel. Just like half of whites in the U.S. hates whites. Not sure why it's hard to believe.

 @TreasuryLynxGreen from California  commented…1yr1Y

Zionist antisemitism, we have all kinds here in this beautiful country

 @T3rritorialGraceDemocrat from Illinois  commented…1yr1Y

Soros is Jewish, yes. It's not "Jews". Is that hard to understand?

 @TreasuryLynxGreen from California  commented…1yr1Y

Wait did we change the rules all of a sudden? I can't keep up.

 @WeaselSteveSocialistfrom Maine  agreed…1yr1Y

It seems like Benjamin Netanyahu and Itamar Ben Gvir get to decide who is really Jewish or not, if you are with them, you are, if you're not with them, you're not. I don't really remember that section of the Torah, but that seems to be the revision?

 @TreasuryLynxGreen from California  agreed…1yr1Y

The majority of the public in every Western country (and probably not Western country) is now opposed to Israel's war in Gaza. Do you really think that's just "leftism" at work? Sometimes you have to consider, are you the one in the bubble?

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