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Ben Shapiro Confronts Anti-Israel Sentiment with Viral Video

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Originalראיתם פעם דגל ישראל במוקדי ההרס והביזה באירופה? אההה נכון!: "בכל מקום שיש בו ביזה והרס - תראו איזה דגל מונף שם": בן שפירו מעמיד מראה מול שונאי ישראל | צפו בסרטון חד וחסר רחמים, נכנס הפרשן היהודי-אמריקאי בן שפירו חזיתית בכל מי שמנסה למכור לציבור מעשיות על אלימות ופורענות. שפירו מציב מול העיניים את מראות ההרס, השרפות והאלימות ברחובות אירופה, ומוריד את כל המסיכות בטענה אחת פשוטה ומחצת. "בכל מקום שבו תמצאו אנשים ששורפים, הורסים, בוזזים ומתנהגים כמו תת-אדם - תבדקו טוב איזה דגל מונף שם", הטיח שפירו. במוקדי החורבן והביזה לא תראו דגלי ישראל, אלא אך ורק את דגל האבטיח - שהוא דגל ההרס, החורבן והטרור - צפו במונולוג

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  • Ben Shapiro released a video criticizing anti-Israel narratives.
  • He contrasted European unrest with the absence of Israeli flags.
  • Shapiro identified the "watermelon flag" as a symbol of destruction.
  • The video challenges those who spread misinformation about violence.

Jewish-American commentator Ben Shapiro has released a sharp video criticizing those who spread narratives about violence and unrest, particularly in Europe. Shapiro juxtaposes images of destruction, fires, and violence in European streets with a pointed argument. He asserts that wherever acts of burning, destruction, looting, and subhuman behavior occur, one should examine the flag being flown.

Shapiro contends that the flags seen at sites of destruction and looting in Europe are not Israeli flags, but rather the "watermelon flag." He identifies this flag as a symbol of destruction, ruin, and terror, directly challenging those who he believes are misrepresenting the nature of the violence.

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