The war in the Middle East has been raging for over a week, which means that already many in

the political establishment are calling for America to take in limitless numbers of refugees.

One Republican candidate for president says no.

My position is very clear. It's the first president who can't even say no Gaza refugees

period. We're just not going to do it. And why? Because we don't want to import the pathologies

from the Gaza Strip and other places in the Middle East to the United States of America.

They are taught to hate Jews. They are taught that Israel has no right to exist. The textbooks that

they use don't even have Israel on the map at all. And so this is just endemic to their culture.

It's a really toxic culture that's developed. So there's no reason to be importing that into the

United States. And the idea that we can kind of separate like a terrorist from someone that

may be a freedom lover. That just doesn't work. So we will not do that when I'm president.

Pretty simple, not even all that controversial. The position no Palestinian refugees is not just

the position of mean old far right wing fascist white supremacists. This is status,

kind of Republicans, whatever the liberals say about us. That's also the position of the

neighboring Arab states like Jordan and Egypt. It's the exact same policy. No Palestinian refugees

because it's basically impossible to separate the good guys from the bad guys, the guys who could

be good for your country, from the guys who could be a danger to your country. Another Republican

candidate says the opposite. You have to realize that whether we're talking about

gossips and Palestinians, you know, all of them don't, you've got half of them at the time that I

was there didn't want to be under Hamas's rule. They didn't want to have terrorists overseeing them.

They knew that they were living a terrible life because of Hamas. Yeah, the other half that

supported Hamas and wanted to be a part of that. We see that with Iran too. The Iranian people

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