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David Horowitz says the facts do not sustain the allegation of genocide in Gaza

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  1. David Horowitz says the facts do not sustain the allegation of genocide in Gaza.

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    The Times of Israel Daily BriefingDid Israel just bar all Arab political parties from running? Not so fast
    “I think the facts do not at all sustain the allegation of genocide.”
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  2. The host argues that the facts do not sustain the allegation of genocide in Gaza.

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    What the source said
    The Times of Israel Daily BriefingDid Israel just bar all Arab political parties from running? Not so fast
    “the facts do not at all sustain the allegation of genocide.”
    Listen from 6:33
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