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5:38 PM
Reut R. Cohen
The fact that people are walking around NYC calling for the massacre of Jews is despicable. This protester, however, is in a class of his own. Wow. I wonder why he hates "Juice" so much?
The protests going on across the United States are hate-filled, anti-Semitic, and filled with logical fallacies.
Israel must continue to strategically target terrorist sites to defend the Israeli civilian population from Hamas rockets. The IDF has been doing everything possible to minimize deaths of Gaza's civilian population. Unfortunately, Hamas will often use children and civilians as human shields. Nevertheless, Hamas terrorists account for the majority of deaths in the Gaza Strip.
The IDF came out with the following statement:
IDF operations in the Gaza Strip are being carried out. IAF aircrafts and helicopters are continuing to strike at Hamas terror infrastructure sites. The IAF targets include Hamas training camps, headquarters, large weapons storage facilities, and missile launching pads in the Gaza Strip. The attacks are only implemented after precise information has been gathered by the Intelligence Corps that specifically indicates locations in which terror activities are being carried out.
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What a stupid idiot. Of course if a Jew held a defamatory sign against Muslims, he'd probably be shot and killed.
I just came back from a rally. I have never seen so much Jew hatred in my life.
that's pathetic. they are too busy hating people blindly to learn how to spell.
SCUM. THESE PROTESTERS ARE EVIL IF THEY SUPPORT HAMAS.
Now, are we really, totally, absolutely positive that he isn't just a guy who hates JUICE, and when they said "Hey, come protest the Jews!" he just misheard them?
Imagine how his heart must have lifted when he realized, "I'm not alone in my hatred of sweet, vitamin-C-rich juice," and how that same sensitive, delicate heart must have shattered when he realized that, yes, he was on his own...
No doubt a conspiracy orchestrated by the Juice.
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