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Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman.

Today I'd like to share a few thoughts about what's happening in Gaza.

This is a difficult topic and there's no way to say anything meaningful about it without offending people.

But I think it's important to discuss nonetheless.

As I've said on this show and on a few of my Joe Rogan appearances over the past few years,

I believe that in the war between Israel and Hamas, the Israelis are the good guys,

and Hamas are the bad guys. That may seem like a cartoonish way to describe the situation,

or it might seem like an obscene opinion given the images of emaciated children that you've

probably seen over the past few weeks, but it's still the truth.

And it's a truth that's incredibly easy to lose sight of amid the day-to-day coverage of this war.

In my view, the deepest tragedy in the war right now is that both sides have committed war crimes,

and in both cases, those war crimes are falling on Palestinian

civilians. The truth, of course, is that every war features war crimes, but usually each army

commits those crimes against the enemy's population. In this case, the Palestinians of Gaza

have received a double dose of the excesses

of each side. But here's the crucial point. That doesn't make both sides morally equal.

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