Montana Tucker

And, you know, what happened with—and I don't know if we're talking too much about what happened in Amsterdam, but that also proves why Israel needs to exist. I think that is, like, one of the perfect examples of why Israel needs to exist and why— the calling for the globalizing the intifada, what that actually means. And I don't know. I think that Israel is so criticized.

And, you know, what happened with—and I don't know if we're talking too much about what happened in Amsterdam, but that also proves why Israel needs to exist. I think that is, like, one of the perfect examples of why Israel needs to exist and why— the calling for the globalizing the intifada, what that actually means. And I don't know. I think that Israel is so criticized.

It's the most criticized state in the entire universe. But you're right. It's something that needs to exist, and we need to protect it at all costs. And they're constantly at every angle being attacked. And, you know, speaking of the soldiers, and I visited a lot of the hospitals. I'm sure you did as well. And it is amazing to meet these people who— got out of their normal lives.

It's the most criticized state in the entire universe. But you're right. It's something that needs to exist, and we need to protect it at all costs. And they're constantly at every angle being attacked. And, you know, speaking of the soldiers, and I visited a lot of the hospitals. I'm sure you did as well. And it is amazing to meet these people who— got out of their normal lives.

It's the most criticized state in the entire universe. But you're right. It's something that needs to exist, and we need to protect it at all costs. And they're constantly at every angle being attacked. And, you know, speaking of the soldiers, and I visited a lot of the hospitals. I'm sure you did as well. And it is amazing to meet these people who— got out of their normal lives.

Like you said, they were doctors, they were lawyers, they were working at banks and they had to get up and leave and their resilience though. And they're, even though this is not something that I probably wanted to go do, they will go and fight for their country and for their people and do whatever it takes to save their, their people. And I think that is something that is so beautiful.

Like you said, they were doctors, they were lawyers, they were working at banks and they had to get up and leave and their resilience though. And they're, even though this is not something that I probably wanted to go do, they will go and fight for their country and for their people and do whatever it takes to save their, their people. And I think that is something that is so beautiful.

Like you said, they were doctors, they were lawyers, they were working at banks and they had to get up and leave and their resilience though. And they're, even though this is not something that I probably wanted to go do, they will go and fight for their country and for their people and do whatever it takes to save their, their people. And I think that is something that is so beautiful.

Of course, I get those comments all the time.

Of course, I get those comments all the time.

Of course, I get those comments all the time.

It's not. And I think for me, seeing this and hearing this, it's just, I heard my grandparents' stories. They were exactly like this. Like, this is literally how the Holocaust started. You know, these types of revolutions or attacks, et cetera. But the whole world, the difference is, like, Jews around the world now can speak up. Like we have a voice. We're able to speak up.

It's not. And I think for me, seeing this and hearing this, it's just, I heard my grandparents' stories. They were exactly like this. Like, this is literally how the Holocaust started. You know, these types of revolutions or attacks, et cetera. But the whole world, the difference is, like, Jews around the world now can speak up. Like we have a voice. We're able to speak up.

It's not. And I think for me, seeing this and hearing this, it's just, I heard my grandparents' stories. They were exactly like this. Like, this is literally how the Holocaust started. You know, these types of revolutions or attacks, et cetera. But the whole world, the difference is, like, Jews around the world now can speak up. Like we have a voice. We're able to speak up.

We're able to do something. So when we see this and non-Jews, this is the time everyone needs to step up and say, this is not OK. Like this is unacceptable. Enough. Enough. And like they always say, you know, what starts with the Jews doesn't end with the Jews. Number one. And the West, it could be next. And that's why everyone needs to take this extremely seriously.

We're able to do something. So when we see this and non-Jews, this is the time everyone needs to step up and say, this is not OK. Like this is unacceptable. Enough. Enough. And like they always say, you know, what starts with the Jews doesn't end with the Jews. Number one. And the West, it could be next. And that's why everyone needs to take this extremely seriously.

We're able to do something. So when we see this and non-Jews, this is the time everyone needs to step up and say, this is not OK. Like this is unacceptable. Enough. Enough. And like they always say, you know, what starts with the Jews doesn't end with the Jews. Number one. And the West, it could be next. And that's why everyone needs to take this extremely seriously.

Yep. I hope eventually the entire world wakes up and really realizes that. Do you think it's changing? Do you think people are slowly but surely? I do.

Yep. I hope eventually the entire world wakes up and really realizes that. Do you think it's changing? Do you think people are slowly but surely? I do.

Yep. I hope eventually the entire world wakes up and really realizes that. Do you think it's changing? Do you think people are slowly but surely? I do.