Mark Levin: "There isn't one" Palestinian in the Middle East who "speaks out for true peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians"
Citation From the October 19, 2023, edition of Westwood One's The Mark Levin Show
MARK LEVIN (HOST): I want to remind you that the people in the United States of America that are supporting Hamas and terrorism, they don't have a problem. They don't live in Gaza. They're not under Israeli oppression. I guess they're under American oppression, but you get my point? You have people with these attitudes, people who wanna slaughter the Jews right here in our own country. Talking about exterminating them, and Hitler was right. "Mark, what are you talking about?" I saw them. I saw their signs. They're all carrying Palestinian flags, you know, people of peace. So, when you teach people to hate, to dehumanize their enemies -- here, Jews -- that they will kill you and kill your families in the most horrendous ways, well, how can they live in peace and harmony with their neighbor? How stupid is this?
And so, the Democrats that are destroying our country that are destroying our border, the Democrats who are destroying our cities -- just listen to them, they sound like a bunch of moron elitists at some Ivy League school. "Well, you know, we don't want to -- we want to separate the Palestinian terrorists from the Hamas -- I mean, the Palestinians from the Hamas terrorists" -- Really? "Oh, yes. Yes, we do."
And I'll say again, where's what office do I go to, mister producer? What office do I go to that says "Palestinian for Israel." Hundreds of thousands of Arabs live in Israel. Do you know that? Hundreds of thousands of Jews don't live anywhere in the Arab world, or for that matter, Hundreds of thousands of Christians. There is no office.
Name for me the five top Palestinians in the Middle East -- just 5. I'll make it better, two -- I'll make it even better, one who speaks out for true peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians. Who is this person? Name them. Name them. There isn't one. Those that do, obviously, have to come to the United States to do it, but they're few and far between as well.