Welcome back to the Dersh show before we get to the subject at hand, which is political

hypocrisy.

New subject, as old as the Constitution of the United States.

But before we get to that subject,

I want to give you the newest definition of chutzpah.

You know what chutzpah means.

Chutzpah is the kid who murders both his parents.

Remember there was a case in California,

like that, the two Menendez brothers.

But the young man who murders both of his parents and then throws himself on the mercy of the court on the ground that he's an orphan.

That's chutzpah. I have a new definition of chutzpah.

Hamas decides to hide its fighters and its terrorists in hospitals, in hospitals, including at least one

terrorist who was planning a terrorist attack from the hospital.

Israeli troops decide in order not to hurt anybody,

not to have any civilian casualties,

to go into the hospital,

dressed as patients and doctors disguised army soldiers to find the terrorists

and do what you do to terrorists neutralize them. They do it successfully without hurting anybody.

And Hamas complains saying under international law,

what Israel did was wrong, sending people into a hospital, disguised as patients and doctors,

that's wrong, allowing Hamas terrorists to use the hospital as a base for their operations.

Nothing wrong with that.

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