Palestinian-American Doctor Says 100+ Relatives Have Been Killed in Gaza | Amanpour and Company

[@AnnaMarieBoothSF]

Agree with Dr. Tariq Haddad's decision not to meet with U,S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken who represents the failure of our nation to call for an immediate ceasefire to stop the killing, maiming, traumatizing, suffering, and destroying of Palestinians! Dr. Haddad's communication by letter providing a record of the facts was excellent!

[@andypitt2848]

Thank you for this interview 😢 These voices must be heard.

[@jozef2630]

The most unfortunate thing is that today Israel has another 129 kidnapped by terrorists, and as for the residents of Gaza, you should have seen the sights after 9/11 and 7/10. People in the streets are handing out candy and dancing, 75% of all Gaza residents are terrorists or collaborate with the terrorists. They are not completely innocent. It's just a shame that the Egyptians didn't want them every time Israel offered them to take Gaza under their control. And the Egyptians are not stupid, who wants a sick society that lives on terror and hatred of the Jews.

[@traceys5274]

My heart goes out to you Dr. Haddad and your family 😭😭😭😭

[@jozef2630]

The most unfortunate thing is that today Israel has another 129 kidnapped by terrorists, and as for the residents of Gaza, you should have seen the sights after 9/11 and 7/10. People in the streets are handing out candy and dancing, 75% of all Gaza residents are terrorists or collaborate with the terrorists. They are not completely innocent. It's just a shame that the Egyptians didn't want them every time Israel offered them to take Gaza under their control. And the Egyptians are not stupid, who wants a sick society that lives on terror and hatred of the Jews.

[@1stormcat]

Dr. Haddad is Amazing. God bless him!!!!

[@traceys5274]

Absolutely heartbreaking. 😡😡😡

[@50ismjazz]

The US and other states are complicit in this and have been for decades.

[@tash8308]

this is not acceptable in any way. when will people wake up? this is truly the most heartbreaking time

[@ISayToMyself]

So much loss in one family. 😢

[@randnism]

Did you seriously just ask a guy who has had over 100 family members murdered in a series of atrocities if he was grandstanding?

[@monicabeaston4996]

No double standard that.

[@andypitt2848]

…and if he feels guilty if Trump wins the elections. Poor questions. We have third party candidates btw. Jill Stein is running for President on a pro Palestine platform ✌️

[@buzoff4642]

How's he going to vote, unbelievable. Michele's about ... Michele. Are you just noticing that?

[@toni_one_earth]

Couldn't agree more. Stop putting the ball in his court and the responsibility for election outcomes on people who are personally and viscerally experiencing the ongoing consequences of American foreign policy hypocrisy. The onus is on America as a whole for getting to this sorry place!!! Seriously tone deaf!

[@utubefreshie]

It sounded so awful on video but he must've been emailed and prepped for these questions before the interview given the very calm way he answers them. I guess they are questions that are being asked around and CNN thought of putting them out there. I deeply appreciate Dr. Haddad's sharing of his feelings, thoughts and insight. We grieve with you!

[@gracesimplified3860]

How could you meet with the people that are responsible for the obliteration of your family without being strangled by your own screams and tears? . I couldn’t! Heartbreaking! As an American I am profoundly sickened by both Trump and Biden, along with our history in the Middle East. Ashamed😞

[@jozef2630]

The most unfortunate thing is that today Israel has another 129 kidnapped by terrorists, and as for the residents of Gaza, you should have seen the sights after 9/11 and 7/10. People in the streets are handing out candy and dancing, 75% of all Gaza residents are terrorists or collaborate with the terrorists. They are not completely innocent. It's just a shame that the Egyptians didn't want them every time Israel offered them to take Gaza under their control. And the Egyptians are not stupid, who wants a sick society that lives on terror and hatred of the Jews.

[@darlenedowie2926]

Thank for this interview. This is so sad and horrible and heartbreaking. My condolences to this man and everyone who loss love ones. RIP. I can't imagine losing a hundred members of my family.

[@Maria-du9mf]

Dr. Haddad, you have shown great integrity by not meeting with Blinken.

[@miguelbaez8253]

verry sorry Dr Haddad! We THE WORLD needs to review our principles of love,respect and Humanity!

[@lanzinator4734]

Thank you for having him on

[@artlovervictoria]

I'm an ordinary American who can't vote for anyone who is this callous--I can't. I put it in God's hands and "throw all caution to the wind" by voting third party.

[@dianalee1589]

thank you for your integrity

[@ColleenC-n5v]

Dr. Haddad, words fail me-truly-to express the sorrow I feel for you and your family….such unbearable loss you are suffering. May God bless you and hold you close. Your tears are holy drops. Peace and Prayers.

[@shariffakeshavjee670]

Let children live Give life Give hope Give compassion

[@jozef2630]

The most unfortunate thing is that today Israel has another 129 kidnapped by terrorists, and as for the residents of Gaza, you should have seen the sights after 9/11 and 7/10. People in the streets are handing out candy and dancing, 75% of all Gaza residents are terrorists or collaborate with the terrorists. They are not completely innocent. It's just a shame that the Egyptians didn't want them every time Israel offered them to take Gaza under their control. And the Egyptians are not stupid, who wants a sick society that lives on terror and hatred of the Jews.

[@lisarose5685]

I pray this horror comes back to bite Is real Hard. Absolutely horrific & completely unjustified but in line with the last 75 years So so sorry for what your family has had to endure & your tremendous loss. 😩😩😩

[@frankazi1970]

Deeply moving. I cried with the doctor. And I agree with every word he spoke. I am also deeply sorry (as a western country citizen) about the silence of our government the direct involvement in this horror and the for creating and allowing an other colonialisation to happen in this day and age. I hope he can forgive us.

[@buzoff4642]

He is [Palestinian-] American. His tax monies are also going to supply Israel weaponry. THAT is where we all lose accountable control over our government.

[@gabbylaughs0574]

I'm so sorry Sir for your loss. I hope you and the rest of your family can find peace.

[@WhataMensch]

Thank you for showing this and telling this man's storoy. You are a light in the darkness at your network.

[@Angelsbobbi]

My heart is broken over the Gaza situation. It is a genocide and we are complicit. Shame on us. This man was correct in refusing to meet with Blinken who is a criminal himself in his defense of Israel in this war on civilians.

[@greatboniwanker]

I am genuinely horrified by what has happened; What started it and the way it's continued. But this war against women and children wouldn't be any different under Trump. It just wouldn't be in our news...

[@kevinjenner9502]

Netanyahu is Trump’s counterpart in Israel.

[@andypitt2848]

Jill Stein 💚 is running for President too… on a green, pro-Palestine platform. We need good alternatives to the undemocratic two party system that allows for this conundrum!

[@monicabeaston4996]

Don't be.too sure. DJT and Bibi are both alpha males. That means he might stand up to him at some point because Bibi would make DJT look bad. Unlike Biden, DJT would push back.

[@bartsolari5035]

@@andypitt2848 We have a "democratic system" in name only. The man behind the curtain calls the shots.

[@cbibb18]

Agreed. Thats kinda the thing I wish people would understand. If America stopped sending aide tomorrow. Netanyahu would just continue the next day. Then what? Vote Trump in? Americas compliance is wrong, but don’t think Trump will choose “a better option” . Because all he will do and is pull out or honestly help. I know we don’t want to accept that sometimes lesser of two evils in the only option, but with events this large….sometimes that is only it.

[@adinahaun6001]

Biden, Pelosi, Blinkin and the rest of the neocons should listen to the interview everyday, everyday to soften their genocidal hearts. Condolences to the fine doctors for these tragic losses.

[@darlenedowie2926]

The leadership, such as President Biden, Congresswoman Pelosi, Secretary of State Blinkin, and the rest of neocons, aren't listening. They are only listening to the donors because 70 percent of Americans said ceasefire,and these leaders are deaf tone. HOW DARE she TELLS this doctor that he is grandstanding.

[@andypitt2848]

Americans are overwhelmingly empathetic to Palestine. Please keep reporting on the stories we care about ❤🕊️

[@SalomeOchoa-x3q]

Doctor I’m Very sorry may god give you strength

[@50ismjazz]

At last. We are hearing the truth about the Nakba and the awful conditions before the 7th October. I'm glad the mainstream is telling us the experience of Palestinians even if it's very late.

[@andypitt2848]

💔

[@buzoff4642]

News blockade on Palestinian circumstances of Israeli severe oppression just barely started cracking through the stonewall, about 10 years back or so.

[@jozef2630]

The most unfortunate thing is that today Israel has another 129 kidnapped by terrorists, and as for the residents of Gaza, you should have seen the sights after 9/11 and 7/10. People in the streets are handing out candy and dancing, 75% of all Gaza residents are terrorists or collaborate with the terrorists. They are not completely innocent. It's just a shame that the Egyptians didn't want them every time Israel offered them to take Gaza under their control. And the Egyptians are not stupid, who wants a sick society that lives on terror and hatred of the Jews.

[@adammarshall6257]

This doesn't seem like responsible journalism. Why wouldn't he blame Netanyahu?

[@belladonnatook8851]

I am sure there is enough "blame" (responsibility/accountability) to go around. I am sure he "blames" Netanyahu who bears much, if not most of the blame. However, many people - particularly in the US - never see or understand the role of money (AIPAC) in US politics and the deleterious effects of the dysfunctional foreign policies of the United States the world over.

[@jenp5759]

@@belladonnatook8851100%

[@supremeleader9440]

Yea but most viewers are American

[@belladonnatook8851]

@@supremeleader9440 There you go again! Presuming, much?!

[@bartsolari5035]

@@belladonnatook8851 bravo

[@TheEnemiesEnemy]

So sad

[@sherrytaha9268]

Dr. Haddad, I am deeply sorry for your suffering and for the loss of so many of your family members. Like you, I cannot in good conscience even imagine voting for the Biden/Harris/Blinken administration ever again and I will never cast a vote for MAGA. My decision is simply not to vote for president and let the chips fall where they may.

[@ChristineOneill-pg5mh]

There ARE some independents to choose from. The more votes given to alternatives the more attention will be paid

[@elizabethyow1165]

5:13 Rest in Peace to Dr. Hadid’s family members, I know that I am just one random person online, but my condolences 😢🌺💐

[@justaplainspokengirl]

WHAT is WRONG w you people? You're pointing fingers at everyone but the key players and can't get your story straight. This is getting irresponsible.

[@buzoff4642]

Israel and its weapons supplier, the US. So, clarify. Historically, England, giving the Jewish people land that they had no right to give. Again, clarify.

[@jillfeatherman5523]

Who do you think the “key players” are that we should be blaming?

[@justaplainspokengirl]

@@jillfeatherman5523 Didn't mean to be cryptic. The key players are IMO IRAN, Hamas, Muslim Brotherhood, Israel, Ruzzia, China-=the usual suspects. The ones that have an interest in regional dominance. The US is not "behind" this war. Like these guys try to emphasize. Deflection is what I am looking at.

[@amiriamh6426]

Sir, if you can find the strength, please ask to trstify at the ICJ in South Africa v Israel. Also, from what I understand any person can upload evidence online ...

[@laurabrawner9072]

The problem w the “talk” is obvious - every person in our government KNOWS exactly what is happening in Gaza. What good does a “talk” do??? Actions speak volumes over words…US gov needs to do the Right thing/Humanitarian thing and stop this madness

[@talchapoton2402]

I think anyone would feel insulted after losing any number of relatives.the fact that the leadership actions and words are schizophrenic and no one sees it is another insult.

[@buzoff4642]

Good point. You'd think politicians would hide in shame from victims' families.

[@taliasya2273]

Vote “uncommitted” in your primary!

[@paulineowen7533]

Sorry 😭😭

[@truegangsteroflove]

I watched this segment on TV, turned the set off and went to bed when Michel Martin suggested Dr. Haddad might seem to some as grandstanding when he refused to meet with Antony Blinken. Before this she made a quizzical look, and the gestalt of her questioning was arrogant, performative and disrespectful. This is typical of mainstream media. Ego-centered, above the news, more than a little microaggressive, about themselves, deciders of who is worthy and who isn't, establishmentarian, herd mentality and conformist to the herd, which in "America" is that Israelis are the ones who matter. In the words of her colleague New York Times "journalist" Thomas Friedman, people in the MIdeast are parasitoid wasps and caterpillars - reminiscent of World War II Germany. This carnage will not end well for anyone. I, three year veteran of the U.S. Army, will not be voting for Genocide Joe. I won't be voting for a "Republican" either, but might write-in Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who will be 35 on October 13, just in time for the election. November 5 is a long time off. I don't believe either criminal sociopath Trump or Genocide Joe will be their party's nominees. If I had my way, Genocide Joe would be in the dock at the International Criminal Court at the Hague. That of course won't happen, because the "U.S." has pronounced itself above the law. Meanwhile, I won't be watching this show anymore, which I don't like much anyway. Michel Martin isn't the only arrogant one there. Heh, I won't meet with Antony Blinken either. Or Genocide Joe. Not that they would want to meet with me, but I still can set standards. I sort of met Genocide Joe once, before he was Genocide Joe. It was after a speech in 2015. I waited as his limo passed by. The windows were tinted, and all I could see was teeth. I gave him my biggest grin, but even behind a tinted window he outgrinned me. Maybe it really was only teeth. He is a 100% politician, not much better than a row of teeth.

[@markd.holloman5187]

We cannot have Trump as president again.

[@angelapellino885]

Tragic 😔

[@8084us]

💔💔

[@dvosburg1966]

There is no reason on earth why every Palestinian would not despise Israel.

[@susanfritzel4055]

A. The US sends so much cash and so many weapons to Israel that they EASILY can put conditions such as no shooting random people on the street up to allow SAFE passage of aid. B. Without all this aid, Netanyahoo would have to scale back the assault. Considering he has killed many thousands of times more civilians that his opponent, that would put him on a more even playing field. 😊

[@alanna8983]

Here's the fact, once the money and the weapons leave American hands, the American government has no control of said money and weapons. Joe Biden refuses to do the right thing.

[@andypitt2848]

Bernie Sanders has been saying this for months in Congress. No one is listening to the Jewish man demanding protections for Palestinian civilians. The whole thing is a corrupt mess!

[@buzoff4642]

And that smiley face is for ...?!?

[@aamir-hk8px]

What terrible losses for a person of this stature. What the world has seen so far is a useless conflict consuming innocent lives of Palestinians.

[@SalomeOchoa-x3q]

Doctor is there anything That I can do to help

[@dianalee1589]

❤❤❤

[@petrysialeroux8316]

I feel sorry for your family. Why didn't you invite some of them to visit you temporarily so that they can be out of danger until things settle down?

[@alanna8983]

Are you effing kidding? The damn Israelis would not have allowed them to leave Gaza. What is it you don't get about the occupation by the Zionist Israelis!? You need to do some research.

[@traceys5274]

They probably would not be allowed to leave. Israelis control all their movements

[@LFC4evaYNWA]

Because it's difficult to leave Gaza, don't you know that.

[@buzoff4642]

Israel has highly oppressive control over Gaza and West Bank, well before this, and that grip's only tightened. To the point of genocide. Shutting off their water, food, medicine, power, from the start, in case you missed that. Stop and think: if another nation, Canada, had the power to spontaneously shut off US'. And had been throttling these, for decades. Imagine Canadians bulldozing towns to put in Canadian "settlements". Etc. You clearly don't know what Israel's been doing.

[@petrysialeroux8316]

@@buzoff4642 I actually know quite well what Hamas has been doing, being in complete dictatorship since 2006, that the previous leadership did not accept their election win and how Hamas violently took their place as dictatorial leaders with no elections after that whatsoever. And so on. And you can actually leave. Chile has many Palestinians doing very well for themselves.

[@MariaDiaz-mi1xe]

I have gained so much love, respect and appreciation for the Palestinian people. They are so kind and generous and although nobody deserves this kind of suffering, they least of all! They are the owners of the land being displaced and humiliated by the racist colonizers.

[@TheBeautifulWindsofAragon]

The majority support Hamas which is an Islamist organisation.

[@buzoff4642]

Deep unbelievable irony, Israel using the Nazi playbook.

[@TheBeautifulWindsofAragon]

I will give you the benefit of the doubt that you are completely ignorant of 1)what Hamas are about 2) what the definition if racist is 3) When the Palestine protectorate was divided and 4) what a colony looks like. Sooo many buzz words.

[@buzoff4642]

@@TheBeautifulWindsofAragon Oh goodie, a person knowledgeable about Israel/Palestine. Do tell, Aragon, what was the one vote that counted, the Palestinians', when England gave Palestine to the Jews as their homeland?

[@TheBeautifulWindsofAragon]

@@buzoff4642 The country was divided, as you probably know, but choose to overlook, only the Palestinians, did not accept the deal. For the first out of many times... Why? Because their corrupt leadership prefers handouts from the UN and support from countries that want to continue the conflict, out of their interests. What do you suggest, after nearly 70 years?

[@dianalee1589]

genocide should not be rewarded …

[@Aljosef6366]

I'm tired of excuses from #Egypt and #Hamas. Egypt could've helped their neighbours (Gazan kids babies women and elders) from day 1. 'Ethnic cleansin" " displacement" "Nakba" what good is all that when you'd rather watch people being massacred and starved bc you refused to open the gate! Israel HAD to defeat Hamas what other option do they have? Calling for ceasefire was the WRONG call when what the protesters should've been calling for wasfor Egypt to give sanctuary. Thwy really could've with guarantees of return by Isr and the intl comm. Instead all the Arabs in the world are complicit in their people's suffering. Blood is on Egypt's hands for not wanting the inconvenience. Don't blame Israel, they had a mission to complete. Blame Muslims who didn't scream for their people to be moved out of harms way..Egypt was the simplest and most obvious solution. Right. Effing. Next. Door. Walk through the gate to safety. The UN the US Iarael and the Arab Nations could've financed a tented city temporarily. Israel could've bombed those tunnels in peace removed their enemy and then the world could've rebuilt gaza and returned the civilians. Something.

[@LFC4evaYNWA]

Palestinians don't want to leave as well because the land itself is their history...imagine you are told you leave your country and you are never able to go back and it's an entire population...Palestinians suffering for the atrocities done by the west. Jews, Christians and Muslims who were all Palestinians lived in peace before the Europeans came and caused this bloodshed. Crazy how you can say they must just leave.

[@buzoff4642]

And we, the general public, tire of those opining without doing their "effing" homework.

[@cj4021]

This was never about “Hamas.” Israel has systematically bombed every hospital (28) Used control demolitions to demolish every university (9) in total, bulldozed nearly every cemetery, destroyed 80% of all housing making nearly 1.5 million people homeless, cut off all food and pushed the entire population south. Heads of Govt from the PM to the president to the minister of finance have repeatedly stated their intent has always been to rid Gaza of Gazan’s. If you’re still parroting the “Hamas” narrative at this date…. I don’t know what to say…

[@bobbygabriel9574]

Know the history and you will understand. You could say why doesn't Israel take them in "temporarily" while they fight Hamas. Israel's mission was to target civilians, plus destroy all the infrastructure so there's nothing to go back to. Egypt knows they will never go back if they allow them in. Why should they be Egypt's burden when Britain originally created this problem and the West do nothing to stop Israel's excesses?

[@jillfeatherman5523]

Israel didn’t HAVE to do anything.

[@lisannebaumholz5028]

I appreciated this interview. But why are there are never interviews with Palestinians (whether in Gaza, the West Bank, Israel or in the diaspora) about how they feel/think about Hamas' actions on October 7th or consequently? I would also appreciate hearing these perspectives also...

[@buzoff4642]

Because it's just as sadistic and cruel, as asking this man how he's going to vote. They are without food, water, medicine, corralled into small regions watching their families killed en masse, so Israel, following the Nazi playbook, can do them in. I'm stopping now, before I resort to insults over how mindless your question is.

[@jillfeatherman5523]

He already said how sad he was for those murdered on Oct 7. Why do Palestinians have to be asked about Hamas and their actions and yet you’re not asking for Israeli’s to be asked about what their government has done since Oct 7?

[@lisannebaumholz5028]

@@jillfeatherman5523 Israeli interviewees are always asked about how they feel about Israeli government actions. There have also been many public protests about the actions of the Israeli government in Israel. I wasn't talking about this interview in particular. Rather, I was asking why there are not interviews that actually focus on how Palestinians feel about Hamas, not just about their actions on October 7th, but as political leaders. Hamas is not an elected government but a military group acting as a de facto government of Palestinians in Gaza. Surely, this is a worthy subject of inquiry? Or do you just want to hear what non-Palestinians think about Hamas?

[@zainubumar]

Abandon Biden!

[@salesmarina1554]

Why not talk about WHY the IDF is in Gaza??? Would any country allow for the vicious attacks on October 7th (and all the rocket attacks leading up to 10/7)?

[@bobbygabriel9574]

It didn't start then, it started in 1948 when the first Palestinians were driven out of the new state of Israel and many, many times after that the Palestinians have been persecuted. Look at the West Bank where settlers have been taking over Palestinian land for years and today are being even more aggressive and violent towards Palestinians.

[@abigailsarah100]

What kind of human being hide’s weapons under their children’s beds?

[@jakemaddox3861]

If your world view is my family and people are the only deaths that count, you are not practicing empathy, full stop.

[@buzoff4642]

In other words, you didn't bother to watch the interview...

[@jakemaddox3861]

If I don't see the same things as you I must be blind. @@buzoff4642

[@dianalee1589]

if an israeli was telling this story the anchor would be shedding tears the manerism is compeleteltynl different when hostage families come on tv

[@louannramirez4278]

I started to watch this video regarding this man’s loss. Thinking this is so tragic. Now while I don’t think it was 100 then changed to 85…"but one is still one too many. But then after a few comments you lost me. Now I don’t believe a word you are saying. Israel left Gaza 2005. Was your grandmother an UNRWA teacher? I could refute everything you said with facts but it takes up too much room. So I will try to just get to the point. You are very misguided and lying. Israel left Gaza 2005. I do not believe your stories. How did you get out of this militaristic prison to go to school in the US and become a Dr and a citizen? You left out a lot, only saying things to enrage others. Who paid for your education? Not once did you mention Hamas. Why? Not once mentioned the hostages being held who are being raped,tortured and starved. To release them now! Not once did you mention Oct 7, and the celebration that took place in Gaza for the atrocities. Why are not asking for a cease fire from Hamas? Now that they are losing you want Israel to cease fire? What is wrong with you. You are no humanitarian. Research wars. The civilian toll in Gaza is less other wars. The IDF has taken more care in protecting the people than Hamas has. But you don’t mention that. The stats may not even be true. Hamas lies and apparently so do its people. Even the ones here in the US. And to say genocide? What is wrong with you? What was your real reason for this interview? To blame the US and Israel for a war that Hamas started? Did you vote for them? Are you a supporter? There is so much more to you than just an innocent Dr whose family was killed. Your real silence not your defamatory rhetoric said much more. You not mentioning the real evil here was deafening, and silence is complicit Dr. I hope your colleagues take notice. I pray you wake up from your grief and see the truth of what is and stop spreading lies.

[@ChristineOneill-pg5mh]

Wow. Talk about projecting. When he wrote the letter the number of dead within his family was the number he read out. A few weeks or more have passed and so more have been killed since then. It is not a lie to count : (

[@abigailsarah100]

I don’t feel anything for these people They started the war

[@AndrusTarand]

How do you have 100+ family

[@nahidayassine7419]

Only 377 people liked this video ? 😢

[@TOPDadAlpha]

Sorry, how many families died in the initial assault???? Around 1200 wasn't it plus hostages? I don't think HAMAS thought through the retaliation Israel would unleash.

[@belladonnatook8851]

Sorry. You *cannot* defend the indefensible.

[@monicabeaston4996]

It doesn't care. Neither does the US.

[@belladonnatook8851]

You *cannot* justify the unjustifiable.

[@buzoff4642]

@@belladonnatook8851 Similarly, with the origin: England giving away land they didn't own. And then decades of international blind eye, of Israeli torment of the Palestinian. Reminds me of the cases of prosecuting women killing their husbands after years of abuse.

[@salesmarina1554]

UN Prop 242 divided the land but since 1948 the Arabs have been unwilling to live side by side next to their Israeli neighbors. This is nothing new.

[@TheBeautifulWindsofAragon]

Why doesn't he blame Hamas? They still have hostages and fire rockets into Israel.

[@belladonnatook8851]

Sorry. You *cannot* justify the unjustifiable.

[@belladonnatook8851]

You *cannot* defend the indefensible.

[@MariaDiaz-mi1xe]

Heartless much!? Hmas offered a deal within days, Israel rejected it because they want to slaughter and ethnically cleanse the Palestinians. Google is free, ignorance at this point is just laziness. Look it up! stop parroting propaganda.

[@buzoff4642]

So you think this all started on Oct 6th?

[@TheBeautifulWindsofAragon]

@@buzoff4642 Please, tell me, what happened Oct.6th?

[@SuzanaMantovaniCerqueira]

😢

[@SuzanaMantovaniCerqueira]

Haddad…. 🤔

[@avivacohen8785]

The arabs could have keft! Iarael even had a ceasefire to allow gazans to leave! Toy could have left. How long do u remain a reugee! So funny My grandparents escaped Europe with nothing. No one helped them.

[@ChristineOneill-pg5mh]

Wrong. They were not able to leave, even during the ceasefire.

[@kroubian]

Hundred relatives here and hundred relatives there, seems like every Palestinian lost over a hundred relatives each. What total Bs

[@LFC4evaYNWA]

He was mentioning the names and how they were killed, funny how that work rigjt.

[@dianalee1589]

total bulshit is your opinion

[@JodiHennon]

🎉🎉🎉🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🎉🎉🎉

[@andypitt2848]

SHAME on the nationalists….you repeat history.

[@buzoff4642]

@@andypitt2848 Exactly. Israel is repeating Nazi history, but at accelerated pace.

[@mieliav]

did you mention the births-per-woman rate in palestine, especially gaza? families there are huge. doesn't make any of this any better, but does put a bit of perspective into a drama-headline.

[@doyouevennaturebro4593]

How the fuck does it put losing 100 family members into perspective?

[@mieliav]

@@doyouevennaturebro4593 if country X has an average of 3 kids per household, and country Y has between 8-12. when country X bombs country Y and hits, say, a house.... how many kids die? and when country Y does the same, how many? it's one of those things sociologists learn to do in year one of uni! data means nothing until these factors are taken into account.

[@dianalee1589]

the only drama is your brain there are experts who say the same