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I did it for Palestine. I did it for Palestine. I did it for Gaza. As you may know,

last week, Elias Rodriguez, 31 years old, shouted free Palestine as he was arrested after popping two young workers at the Israeli consulate last week.

And the couple was about to be engaged.

They were involved in working in, again, in the Israeli consulate while leaving the Jewish museum.

Now, conventional knowledge and basic common sense would say these acts are indefensible.

And I'm not here to defend them.

I'm here to echo Dr. King.

So tap in with me.

Today I want to talk about radicalization.

And I want to talk about it in a very careful way.

Because these events like this oftentimes become not so much a product of what happened,

but a product of how you view what happened.

And then we miss actually what's

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