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Which side of the Israeli Palestinian conflict do you sympathize with more?

39%
Both equally
18%
Palestine
39%
Both equally
18%
Palestine

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 @WolfgangMango  from Florida answered…2mos2MO

The citizens of both sides do not deserve this hell.

 @9JW2SFKfrom Colorado answered…3mos3MO

Palestine shouldn't have its civilians and infrastructure bombed to the extent it has been. It's verging on genocidal.

 @9JNKGSDfrom Maryland answered…3mos3MO

Israel, because Germany must atone for the Holocaust

 @9JHK3K6answered…4mos4MO

Both, Israel had every right to defend itself, but not in this ruthless manner

 @9G7L4G8answered…7mos7MO

I advocate recognition of the State of Palestine. But I also advocate good relations with the State of Israel without being blind to some of Israeli actions in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.

 @9G7CXYGfrom California answered…7mos7MO

The Levant should be its own state with Israeli and Palestinian citizens both having equal say in the nation.

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 @ISIDEWITH submitted…2 days2D

Israel Ambassador Says Democrats Are "Aiding Hamas"

Congressional aides told HuffPost a May 8 letter from Israel's ambassador was “stunning,” “embarrassing” and “verging on offensive.”One week after Israel’s ambassador to the U.S. sent dozens of Democrats in the House of Representatives an unprecedented rebuke, congressional staff say they’re still fuming over the letter, a note that accused lawmakers of aiding the Palestinian militant group Hamas, of misrepresenting Israeli policy and of inappropriately trying to influence President Joe Biden.“It really is a stunning document,” said one Democratic staffer. “The tone of this letter is not reflective of the fact that the U.S. is the primary guarantor of Israel’s security. An unaware reader would assume that Israel is the superpower in this relationship and the U.S. the recipient of aid.”Multiple parts of Herzog’s message were “verging on offensive,” argued another Democratic aide, pointing as an example to an assertion that Congress is overlooking the brutal Hamas-led attack on Israel on Oct. 7.“It seems that Hamas’s massive invasion on October 7th, its ruthless massacre of Israelis and the kidnapping of hostages to Gaza have been too easily forgotten,” the ambassador wrote in his message, which Politico first reported on.“Never before have we received such a harsh letter from the Israeli government. But then again, never before have we been so critical of their actions,” the second aide said.A third aide to another legislator who signed the congressional letter highlighted both Herzog’s Oct. 7 claim and his suggestion that House Democrats were aiding Hamas as particularly disturbing.

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