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Something that's deeply personal, obviously, and I don't want to, you know, minimize that.

This is personal, right?

This is family.

This is, this is at the end of the day a genocide

against my own flesh and blood, against my own relatives, against people that look like me,

against people that are me. And the only reason why I'm in the United States is because my

parents were victims of this occupation

in the first place. And so when people say, go back home in America, I'm like, you do realize

what you're saying, right? So are you going to give us the right to return or not? So it's deeply

personal. When it comes to the United States, look, I've spoken about the United States government's role in erasing its victims constantly and its dirty wars. The tactics that were used in the Iraq War are the same tactics that are being used right now to erase the victims of that war. So I've

spoken about this and I've spoken about how this has transcended party. This has been through, you know,

throughout the years under Democratic and Republican administrations. At the end of the day,

it's just whether or not those administrations are going to offer empty symbolic

statements of condemnation towards Israel's actions or not. But at the end of the day, America has,

the United States of America has constantly provided cover, provided weaponry, provided

international immunity to Israel's crimes.

And so, you know, I go back and I often think about this.

I remember it was probably eight, nine years ago, where the United States was condemning

Israel's settlement expansions, but at the same time, making

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