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NBA Player Kyle Kuzma Defends Israel Amidst Criticism

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NBA player Kyle Kuzma has again voiced support for Israel, responding to criticism on X. After being called a "Zionist" and "mouthpiece for Israel" by critic Shaun King, Kuzma stated, "Yes, facts are disgusting." Kuzma, formerly of Washington with Denny Avdija, had previously called for the release of Palestinians from Hamas.

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  • Milwaukee player Kyle Kuzma again supported Israel, responding to critics on X.
  • Kuzma was called a "Zionist" and "mouthpiece for Israel" by critic Shaun King.
  • Kuzma retorted to criticism by stating, "Yes, facts are disgusting."
  • Kuzma previously called for the release of Palestinians from Hamas.
  • Kuzma played alongside Denny Avdija in Washington.
NBA Player Kyle Kuzma Defends Israel Amidst Criticism
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Milwaukee Bucks player Kyle Kuzma has once again publicly supported Israel, this time responding sharply to critics on social media. Kuzma, who previously played alongside Denny Avdija in Washington and has been seen with him at Jewish events, faced backlash following reports from a Gaza hospital. One critic, Shaun King, with a million followers on X, accused Kuzma of being "fully Zionist" and a "mouthpiece for Israel," calling it "weird." Kuzma retorted, "Yes, facts are disgusting." This is not the first time Kuzma has taken a pro-Israel stance; he previously called for the release of Palestinians from Hamas.

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