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All right, I want to show you a snapshot of where we are and where we're headed. Let me play for you some audio. These are

pro-Palestinian activists that are chanting al-O-Aqbar at Orthodox Jews.

They are praying in prayer.

Police have to separate the two.

One group praying, one group shouting al-O-Aqbar.

Here it is. Okay, look at the size of that crowd, and you have maybe

four guys that are praying and they are praying with their backs to the crowd they're not trying

to do anything this is in T-neck New York you've seen this all over the country. Here they are in New York City. They're chanting in New York City in the anti-Semitic March there's only one

solution. What what solution is that?

It'd be the final solution, wouldn't it? Yeah, well that's what they're saying.

Yeah, because they're also chanting about the intifada.

Long live the intifada. Long live the intifada.

Now we have majority of Muslim Americans believe Hamas was justified in its terrorist attacks on Israel.

New poll released late last week found the majority of Muslim Americans believe

Hamas was justified in public's overall awareness and attitudes about what was happening in Israel.

Majority overall, 50.6, have a positive opinion of Israel compared to only 12% who have a negative

opinion while 37% were neutral.

The two groups that had the highest negative views of Israel

were Muslim Americans at 36.5

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