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Pogrom(s) (2024)
On October 7, 2023, Hamas, followed by over 1,000 Gazan civilians, perpetrated a pogrom, in line with the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood. On October 8, antisemites the world over marched in support of the terrorist organization.
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On October 7, 2023, Hamas, followed by over 1,000 Gazan civilians, perpetrated a pogrom, in line with the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood. On October 8, antisemites the world over marched in support of the terrorist organization.
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