In a 60-second video clip posted Tuesday, U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. describes the allegation that Israel is conducting genocide in Gaza as a 'myth' and says he 'demolishes it with facts.' The video builds on his earlier remarks published at 12:46 in which he argued that Israel could have carried out genocide 'in a minute' if it intended to, citing Palestinian population growth around Israel as counter-evidence.
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. posted a 60-second video clip Tuesday afternoon in which he declares the accusation that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza a 'myth' that he 'demolishes with facts.' The clip — released about 15 minutes after The Zioneer reported his earlier comments, in which he stated that Israel's military capacity would have allowed it to end the campaign 'in a minute' had it intended genocide — appears to be a packaged social-media amplification of the same argument. In the earlier remarks, Kennedy pointed to the growth of the Palestinian population around Israel as evidence that genocide is not occurring in Israel, and claimed that 'real genocide' is happening in Arab states surrounding Israel. The video frames the genocide allegation against Israel as a false narrative that can be dismantled with demographic and military data. As of this writing, no additional White House or HHS clarification has been issued; Kennedy's phrasing remains his personal commentary rather than formal administration policy.
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