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Forensic Anthropologist and Veteran Julian McBride Debunks Myths About the War in Gaza
Nov 25, 2023
Former US Marine and forensic anthropologist Julian McBride debunks myths about the war in Gaza, highlighting Israel's evacuation orders, opening of humanitarian corridors, and plans for reconstruction. He also explores the misuse of the term 'genocide' in Gaza and Iraq war, delves into the true roots of conflicts, and debunks myths of British responsibility for tensions. McBride discusses the impact of personal history and bias on perspectives of individuals in power and shares his experience teaching and using art as a reflection of war.
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- Israel aims to establish deterrence and prevent future attacks through tactics such as collective punishment and strategic evacuations.
- The term 'genocide' is often misused, which diminishes the understanding of actual genocides occurring worldwide and the complexities of conflicts.
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Israel's actions in Gaza are not genocide
Israel is not committing genocide in Gaza. Israel has ordered evacuations of citizens, opened humanitarian corridors, and is discussing reconstruction efforts. While collective punishment is occurring, it has historically had strategic effects, such as surrender in World War II. Israel aims to establish deterrence and prevent future attacks.
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