"Great deception" and the war in Gaza

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The speaker says the world is under a "great deception" that today's Jews are the Israelites of the Bible, that this leads people to support "genocide in Gaza," and says "woe" to those who support the "synagogue of Satan," knowingly or not.

Later he says groups watched and cheered from hillsides as Gaza was bombed, having "a little barbecue," and contrasts this with the verse that God takes no pleasure in the death of the wicked.

• The deck separates two questions: criticising the Israeli government is fair and many people, including many Jews, do so; blaming all Jewish people for a government's actions is antisemitism (chapter 19).
• Whether the Gaza war meets the legal definition of genocide is contested and is under international legal review; the deck does not settle it.
• The hillside spectators are an allegation about specific individuals; even if accurate, their conduct belongs to them, not to a whole people.

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