This is San Piker, Ethan and Ila Klein, destiny situation.

It was one of the most requested stories over on the text line, and it's crazy.

With many saying it's gone past the line of drama, and this is something else.

Well, this mix of podcasters and political commentators, there is more history here than what's happening now.

This latest controversy appears to start when you had Hassan Piker making a remark that many believe targeted Ila Klein. Any kind of violence that Israeli settlers or the Israeli military experiences in the

West Bank is literally legal, okay? It is legal resistance against an occupying military force.

I cannot, I cannot repeat this enough. Israel is actually

engaging in an apartheid, which is a crime in it of itself. Israel is doing a genocide in Gaza and

an apartheid in the West Bank, two crimes in and of itself, and every, every type of armed

resistance against both the settlers and also the Israeli occupying force

in the West Bank. It doesn't matter if it's your favorite podcasters like wife that participate

in these raids. The violence that the Palestinians engage in in an act of resistance against

this illegal occupying force is literally legal. It's what appears that he's talking in general about current ongoing violence there, but the call-out to your favorite podcaster's wife has gotten a lot of attention because ELA previously served in the IDF. And this also has a little extra background here. Hassan and Ethan and Eila have been very publicly at odds over their clashing views with Israel and Gaza as well as just, I mean, a number of other things. But in the here and now,

you had Ila seeing Hassan's latest remark and accusing him of calling for violence against her

specifically with Ethan then later echoing that, posting a video yesterday saying, why even include

a specific person who hasn't served in the military in 20 years? Why does he mix up past and present tense

while he's discussing this? Is this a responsible use of his words and his platform? Don't you

think that even if what you're saying is true and you meant only people on that raid would deserve

violence, that invoking a specific person

is really appropriate and true and doesn't that have the risk for provoking the craziest people

in your audience to think that maybe it would be a good idea to kill my wife.

With that, then getting a lot of attention online and even had the likes of destiny

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