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No Anti-Israel Conspiracy Theory Is Too Dumb for Hasan Piker & Co.

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No Anti-Israel Conspiracy Theory Is Too Dumb for Hasan Piker & Co.
New York Post
New York Post13 hrs ago
No blame-Israel conspiracy theory is too dumb for Hasan Piker & Co.
Lefties are claiming the bum-rush of 50,000 people across the Morocco/Spanish border was an Israeli plot.
The Hill
The Hill21 hrs ago
The silence on Vance’s anti-Jewish conspiracy theories speaks volumes
The president and leading Republicans have all remained disturbingly silent about the Jewish conspiracy theorizing of Vice President JD Vance.
Haaretz
Haaretz1 days ago
Israel's Fault? The Conspiracy Theory Surrounding Spain's Ceuta Border Crossings
Israel's Fault? The Conspiracy Theory Surrounding Spain's Ceuta Border Crossings  Haaretz
Breitbart
Breitbart2 days ago
Hasan Piker Says 0% 2028 Democrat Nominee Will 'Pro-Israel in Any Way'
Friday on “The Alex Marlow Show,” Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow talked about Hasan Piker. Marlow said, “I think he’s totally right about this. He’s totally right.” The Alex Marlow Show, hosted by Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow, broadcasts coast to coast on
Extremist content creators spread conspiracy theories blaming Israel for Spain's migration crisis
The theories were sparked by scrutiny of a social media post made by Yair Netanyahu in 2019 and gained traction even after Spanish authorities ruled out any Moroccan interference.
NYT World
NYT World3 days ago
Ceuta Evokes Europe’s 2015 Migration Crisis. But Much Has Changed Since.
The crossing of 50,000 people to Spanish territory this week has created a crisis for the Spanish government, much as the 2015 migration crisis did for Europe’s leaders. The context is different.
The Portugal News
The Portugal News🏁 first to report3 days ago
Portuguese government in contact with Spain and Morocco regarding migration crisis in Ceuta
The Government stated on 31 July that it is in contact with the governments of Spain and Morocco regarding the migration crisis in Ceuta and assured that Portuguese authorities are coordinating with their counterparts.