Feeling The Hate in Tel Aviv : American Israelis Aren’t the Only Haters

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In this follow-up to the highly controversial and censored video, Feeling the Hate in Jerusalem, Max Blumenthal and Jesse Rosenfeld speak to Palestinians and Israelis about Iran, the plight of the Palestinian people, Islam, Barack Hussein Obama, and the law that would ban any mention of the Palestinian Nakba:

This day, they consider it a day of independence. This is a day for celebrations in the whole country and they can‘t understand that this day, the day, their celebration was the day of other people‘s sorrow. And destruction. And this hurts them.

New post: Feeling the Hate in Tel Aviv The Sequel To The Censored Video [Twitter]

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