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Elon Musk and Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu Talk about After they Visit Hamas Attack Aftermaths! · Elon Musk Thinking

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  Elan, Welcome to Israel. You've been here before. Yes, this is
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  a visit unlike anyone, because you started it out in the communities, right
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  next to a gaza where the horrendous massacre took place. We went there together
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  and then I showed you a short film some of the cars, and I
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  wonder if you can give you some of your impressions of what you saw.
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  It was jarring to see the scene of the masker or one of the scenes
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  of the maskers, as well as to see the short film afterwards that's a
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  short more of is that people getting killed. I was troubling in that bybe
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  especially to see the joy experienced by people that were killing innocent civilians, including
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  kids and babies and fenceless people essentially. So you know, it's one thing
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  if ously if civilians die, but if it's another thing to revel in the
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  joy of killing civilians, that's not that's evil. It's really a manifestation of
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  a difficult That's what come up is it's a deaficult and the glorifying gore.
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  I mean, some of the things that we saw are children being murdered in
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  front of their parents, being murdered in front of their children, mothers who
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  hid their little boys in a laundromat and an oven, or in a hidden
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  attic, and these monsters found the attic. And you can imagine what these
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  people felt, these little boys felt like in a grim fairy tale. The
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  monster is coming at you. And they killed them and burned them. They
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  beheaded women, they beheaded men. They tied a woman next to a tree
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  and rapia repeatedly and then murdered her. They had people in a nature festival,
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  music festival. Yeah, killed hundreds. You saw the pictures that it's
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  just horrible. We just killed people women. Yes, I mean the rebuttal
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  is often made that well, you know, you know Israel has killed civilians,
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  you know, also in gossip. But there's an important difference here,
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  which is that Israel tried to avoid killing civilians during everything it cans to to
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  avoid killing civilians, and you know there's not sort of joy expressed. Well,
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  it's regret. First of all, every civilian casualty is is a tragedy,
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  and we try to minimize them. But what is happening here is that
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  Kamas is essentially committing a double war crime. The first war crime is to
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  deliberately target civilians and not only target them, but mutilate them, break them,
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  behead them, burn them. The second war crime is to deliberately hide
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  behind civilians, which is what they're doing in Gazma. So they're not an
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  army in bases or out in field maneuvers. They're implanting themselves in residential areas,
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  in schools and hospital The hospitals are their command centers. We found tunnels
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  there with the military equipment, with guns and camo. So what do you
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  do against an enemy of this kind, Well, the one thing you cannot
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  do is give immunity to the terrorists because they're hiding among civilians. Because if
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  you give them immunity, everybody says they shouldn't be doing this effectively. Nobody
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  is willing to take the action to make sure that this is not an effective
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  tactic, because if it is, it'll repeat itself again and again. By
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  the way, Hamas says, we're going to do it again and again.
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  But it's not only against Israel that they'll do it. This will spread very
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  quickly throughout the Middle East and peril the entire region. From there, they'll
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  go to Europe, and from there they'll also build elsewhere to America, whom
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  they call the great Sitty. We're just a little America. So America is
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  a great sat and this is any It's iranisbaalah Kamas. It's all part of
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  that same access goes against Israel, the United States, free civilization, and
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  the modern Arab States. We're all on one side. There on the other
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  side. So how do you fight it. Well, let's see, you
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  know, the people who are protesting that what Israel is doing to not take
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  into account the fact that Israel asked, we called on the Palestinian population to
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  leave the Zona fighting. Okay, they wanted to leave. Guess who stopped
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  them at gunpoint Comas. Okay, we broke that and created a cord,
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  a safe corridor that they could leave to the southern part of the Gaza strip
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  where no fighting was taking place. And gets who fired on the safe cordon?
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  That we a safe corridor, Comas. So it's not Israel that's preventing
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  the civilians from leaving the war zone. It's Commas. It's not Israel that
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  is shooting that civilians who want to escape, it's Commas. But we shouldn't
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  give them the ability to, you know, to escape responsibility, which is
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  what all these demonstrations are happening. You know the example I'll give Hitler does
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  this horble, you know, these horrible crimes. He perpetrates the Holocaust.
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  The Allies strike it back, they invade Normandy, the Germans hold themselves up
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  in the German cities. Nobody said, well, don't attack the Wehrmacht,
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  the German army, the Nazi army, because you have the civilians there.
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  In fact, that's exactly what the Allies did through the cities of France and
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  the cities of Germany, and many civilians were killed. I don't know what
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  history would be like if you had you know, the kind of mass communications
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  that we have today in protests would have been launched against the Allies on behalf
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  of the Nazis, because, as the German Chancellor will visited Israel and solve
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  these horrors. He said, Kamas are the new Nazis, Commas are the
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  new Nazis. And people are demonstrating either out of ignorance, A lot of
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  the protesting or the wrong side I mean it is. It was troubling to
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  see massive protests in almost every major city in favor of almost well, they're
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  generally characterized it as sort of a free Palestine movement, and I think you
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  know, one generally agree that we want to, you know, a good
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  future for Palestinians, and we want to you know, I mean, the
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  challenge is really how do you get rid of the ones who are help adds
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  on murdering Jewish people while you know, minimizing explaining casualties, and then awkwardly
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  stopping the sort of propaganda that is convincing people to engage in murder, so
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  that at the end of the day that's really essential is to figure out,
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  Okay, what how are they being trained to have these to believe that murdering
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  and having joy at the death of civilians is a good thing, and to
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  stop that training, Well, I think you hit the nail on the head
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  because you have we have a first omission to destroy Kamas. Nothing's going to
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  stop because if you want peace, destroy Kamas, If you want security,
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  destroy Lamas, If you want a better life for Palestinians in Ghazl will been
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  hijacked by Ramas, destroy Kamas. All that is a precursor to the question
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  that you asked. First, have to get rid of the poisonous regime as
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  you did in Germany as you did in Japan in World War Two. These
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  were two There's no choice, there's no choice. So there's a prerequis yes,
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  But then look at what happened. What you had in Germany was de
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  nasification, and what you had in Japan und your Douglas MacArthur was a cultural
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  reformation. And Japan that you visit today is so different from Japan of the
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  nineteen thirties. Germany that you visit today is so different from Germany of the
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  nineteen thirties. Well, is that possible in the Arab world? And I
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  categorically say, of course, because we've seen it already in two places.
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  We've seen it in the Gulf States, and we see that when you visit
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  Dubai, or when you visit Abu Dhabi, or when you visit Bahrain,
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  you see something entirely different. There was in fact a cultural change there.
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  And let me say that same thing is in my opinion, happening to a
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  considerable extent in Saudi Arabia. The de radicalization of these Muslim countries, these
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  Arab countries, some of it already took place, some of it is taken
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  Yeah, but there's another country where a substantial Arab minority where that is already
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  taking place, and that's called Israel. Twenty percent of our citizens are Arabs,
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  most of them Muslim. They serve on you know, in high places,
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  in the Academy and the Supreme Court, in the Knesse and and so
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  on. And I'm not saying that there aren't there isn't some radicalism there,
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  but mostly there isn't. In fact, they're integrated into the society. So
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  we have to do the same thing. We have to militarize Gaza after the
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  destruction of Kamas, and we have to do radicalize Gaza, and that will
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  take some time, especially work on the mosques and on the schools that's where
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  children are, you know, imbide their values. And then we have to
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  also rebuild Gaza. And I hope to have our Arab friends help in that
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  context, and you know, I'd like to help as well. So I
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  think it's important to pair of firmness in taking out the terrorists, those who
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  wish or intent on murder, and then at the same time to then help
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  those who remain, which is also what happened in Germany and Japanese. Actually,
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  you know, it's interesting because this is quite a rare thing in history.
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  Usually the victor pillages the you know, the loser. And if you
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  look after World War One, you know, the Treaty us I was a
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  big mistake and it created emense betterness in Germany and it's part of what led
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  to World War two and then World War two that people realized, listen,
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  we actually need to rebuild the economies and instead of punish it. And so
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  you know, you had the rebuilding of Japan, rebuilding of Germany as much
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  bureau and then we've we've had peace and prosperity for a long time. I
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  think that this is possible, but it has that small prerequisite. I'm saying
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  small, I don't really mean small, big job getting rid of Tamas,
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  which we will remember that what is is will suffered on this toominious day of
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  October seventh was proportionately like twenty nine eleven. So you know, when people
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  make us cease far sure Ramas as well. You know, if we're still
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  around, we're going to do it again. And again that's a direct quote.
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  Yes, okay, so would you make it? You don't need to
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  read between the lights, if you just read the lights. They're quite explicit
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  about it. Yes, So obviously we can't do that anymore than America would
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  make a ceasfire without CATA after nine eleven. Yeah, and this is twenty
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  nine. So they have to go and they will go. I'm talking about
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  combatants, I'm talking about terrorists, talking about terrorists, chieftains. But then
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  I think we can build a different future with the Palestinians. And the thing
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  that I have to also really respond to is these demonstrations against c Israel,
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  which is the only force that is taking measures to prevent civilian casualties. We're
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  trying to do everything that we can, including entering into Gaza humanitarian help.
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  But we have mass demonstrations. Where were these demonstrations when over a million Arabs
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  and Muslims were killed in Syria, in Yemen, many of them starving to
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  death, those who didn't die in explosions in battle, Where were the demonstrations
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  in London, in Paris, in San Francisco, in Washington? Where are
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  they? And the answer is they don't care about the Palestine. They hate
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  Israel, and they hate Israel because they hate America. And they say,
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  they say, from the river, free Palestine, from the river to the
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  sea. Right, you know what the river to the sea means yes,
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  the river river, it's called the Jordan River. The sea is the Mediterranean
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  in between US Israel, right all of fifty miles wide. When they say
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  free Palestine from the river to the sea, they say destroy Israel. Yeah,
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  so they're demonstrating for the destruction of Israel on behalf of people who committed
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  the worst savagery perpetrated on the Jewish people since the Holocaust. That is a
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  moral collapse. And it's understandable that people will have concern for civilian casualties because
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  we do as well. That I understand. It's inconceivable and incomprehensible that people
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  will actually both this on behalf of these murderers, these deliberate killers of babies
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  and not you know, they're not accidentally killing these people. We went into
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  these cottages today, we saw where these killers came in and shot cribs,
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  Yes, shot families, murdered, bullet casings in the cryb bullet cases at
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  the crib. Exactly. It's just shocked. And so one has to understand
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  in every legitimate war, there what you said before, the accidental civilian casualties
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  that accompany any legitimate military action. That's often happened, happened to the island
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  avoidable, It's unavoidable. Unfortunately, you try to minimize them. But what
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  these terrorists camas Terras did is deliberately crossed the line. They were out there
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  to massacre, murdered civilians on mass And let me tell you Schultz, the
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  Chancellor of Germany called him when he visited Israel, he called him the new
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  Nazis called Tamas and new Nazis. Tell you what the difference between the original
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  Nazis and the new Naziss If they had the capabi, if they weren't thrown
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  back by grave soldiers flooded the lines and brave civilians who fought with their finger,
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  Nay, they would have killed every life. Yeah, So you know
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  what do you do to correct these lies and these distortions. Well, one
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  the truth, have the conversation we're having today. But I think there's also
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  there's a weakness in Western higher education. Not new. In nineteen thirty three,
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  shortly a few days after the rise of inter the Oxford student Union had
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  a debate, and the debate was should that generation fight for king and country?
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  And they resolved two to one, under no circumstances to fight for king
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  and country. Well, they soon learned differently, they couldn't if they tolerated
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  this kind of aggression that Germany was perpetrating, the Barbars. It soon spread
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  to Britain, it soon spread to the entire world. If we tolerate this
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  kind of barbarism that Hamas perpetrated on Israel, by the way, on Jews
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  and Arabs alike. In Israel, Arab citizens Bedwinds. They spoke to me,
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  these Bedouin fighters in the Israeli Defense Force. One of them said,
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  you know, I woke up on that day, rushed to the line,
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  and the first thing I saw, he said, the first thing I saw
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  was a corpse of a woman, a headless corpse of a woman. And
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  he said to me, then I knew exactly what we were fighting. We
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  is Arabs and Jews in fighting these monsters. So I think that once we
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  recognize that we have to unite all the forces of civilization against this new Barbers
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  and this savage medievalism that try to stop a better future for all of us,
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  we can achieve this future. I think if we beat Ramas, we
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  can go back to peace in Saudi Arabia. I think we can expand the
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  circle of peace beyond anything imagine. We can build that, rebuild and build
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  development projects that will defy the imagination of the world. But first we have
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  to win. It's like against the Nazis, it's like against al Qaeda,
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  it' slight against Isis. First you have to win. Yeah, I think
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  that makes perfect sense. Those who are intended murder must be neutralized. Then
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  the propagandas stop. That is training people to be murtterers in the future,
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  and they're making gods of prosperous and if that happens, I think will be
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  good future. Well, I hope you'll be involved in help. And the
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  fact that you came here I think speak volumes, speaks volumes of your commitment
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  to try to secure a better future. You know, I wish we had
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  more time the last time we spoke about AI. Yeah, And I think
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  even here, on this short visit, you add a glimpse of the great
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  talents. Yeah available, here's metaund measure, but it's talent that served the
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  world. It's in all these things. You look at your iPhone, you
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  know a good part of it was made here. It will use ways made
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  here. Sure we get a cherry tomato it's made here. That's the positive
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  part of the future that we have begun to build. And we'll resume building
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  after this, after we defeat Kamas. Because and then the last thing I've
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  never seen the elon so united. We have an opportunity to quire among ourselves.
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  Our politics are famous for it, and yet here everyone united, Everyone
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  united formed the Unity Government and emergency Unity Government and the people and the it's
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  not really the soldiers as families, even families of soldiers are on the front
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  line and they say, finish the job so we can have a better Yeah.
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  Well, I hope for a better future for Hearin, for the world.
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  Thank you and thank you for coming here. Yeah, thank you. Van