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1000+ "celebrities" sign letter of support for Israel's inclusion in the Eurovision Song Contest
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Tens or hundreds of thousands of Palestinians killed, millions of Palestinians and Lebanese displaced, is nothing apparently.
But they fight back one day and suddenly it's "the worst massacre since the holocaust" 🙄
also, most of the people killed on October 7th were killed due to the issuance of the Hannibal Directive and died to hellfire missiles fired by IOF attack helicopters on vehicles returning to Gaza and IOF tank shells fired into houses where hostages were held
Nobody ever mentions that. Just like no one ever mentions that the death numbers never increased despite more Palestinians dying every day and the Lancet study saying it was being severely under counted.
Or that the majority were serving/served in the IOF and therefore legitimate targets.
Their lesson from the Holocaust wasn't "never again" it is "never again to us, but to others? Let's do it in the most cruel way possible"
Los Angeles’ Holocaust Museum had an employee tweet out “never again means never again” or something similar and the museum deleted it and apologized.