What this former speechwriter to Barack Obama and Michelle Obama says about Palestine and Israel is utterly vile.

Don't get me wrong. This is properly vile stuff. It's also very educational. Not on the way that she intended.

I'll give you that. Seriously, you strap yourselves in for this one because it is grim. But it offers an important lesson.

You see, after two years of daily genocide or depravity, and Israel is still

slaughtering Palestinians, we're not going to stop talking about that on this channel. We've got

lots to come about what's happening to Gaza now. But after all of that horror, that barbarism,

Israel's cheerleaders, are desperate. They know, they know that the world has seen Gaza white from the face of the earth,

registered apocalyptic rubble, tens of thousands of children blown apart, burned alive, suffocated under rubble.

Hospitals destroyed, medics slaughtered. Israel's cheerleaders know the world has seen Israel deliberately starve the Palestinian people,

repeatedly murder, aid workers, journalists, kidnapped thousands of people, torture and indeed

rape many of them in captivity. They know that the world has heard Israel's leaders and officials

repeatedly broadcast their genocidal intent in the most unapologetic blood-curdling terms imaginable.

We could go on. The sort of limitless depravity that reminds

any humane person of the darkest moments in our species history. And Israel's cheerleaders know that

despite the mainstream media overwhelmingly trying to hide that barbarism to suppress Israel's

shameless genocidal intent to dehumanize Palestinians to uncritically

broadcast Israel's lies. They know that most people have seen, heard, read more than enough.

They are repulsed by what Israel has done and have accordingly shifted dramatically against

Israel. That includes people in the United States.

The polling shows that far more Americans think correctly that Israel has committed genocide

than not, and that includes Jewish Americans, particularly younger Jewish Americans.

That's the context for the comments made by Sarah Hurwitz, who was the speechwriter to Barack

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