Arab-Israeli commentator Yosef Haddad released a video Thursday evening in which he argues that the genocide allegations against Israel can be logically and mathematically disproven. The video provides arguments Haddad says can be used by anyone in online debates. The claims have not been independently verified.
Arab-Israeli commentator and activist Yosef Haddad published a video Thursday evening that he says provides a mathematical and logical refutation of the genocide allegations against Israel. The video, which Haddad shared on social media, offers talking points he argues can be used by anyone in online debates to counter the 'genocide' charge. Haddad, a former IDF soldier and a prominent voice for Israel among Arab audiences, has previously spoken out against the allegations. The video has not been independently verified. The debate over the genocide label has also been taken up by U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who in a separate video this week called the claim a 'myth'.
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