1 Israeli vs 10 Pro-Palestine Activists (HEATED DEBATE) | DSH #2077

**King Azoulay** (0:00)
Now, I was born here, but I was raised in Israel. And I can tell you that Israeli people in Israel are not happy about war. They don't want to be at war.

**Def Noodles** (0:07)
Part of the reason why I don't support continuing to send money to Israel is because Israel has proven to be a rogue, imperialistic state that wants endless expansion from the Euphrates to the Nile.

**Hannibal** (0:17)
Tel Aviv is literally the gayest city on earth. And you wonder why Iran wants to take Israel out.

**Kyla Turner** (0:23)
Like, it's like, you know.

**King Azoulay** (0:24)
I mean, it could be one of the reasons, but I think the biggest reason is because we're the chosen ones. Like, you were born a man?

**Carmela Clutch** (0:31)
Yes.

**Emma Rose** (0:31)
Do you know how much money I had to spend to look like this, to be accepted by society over 100 grand?

**King Azoulay** (0:36)
Men do it the best. No matter what we do, we do it the best.

**Carmela Clutch** (0:38)
Oh my God.

**Emma Rose** (0:40)
I still have my penis, but I had my balls cut off.

**Sean Kelly** (0:54)
All right, guys, we got King Azoulay versus 10 people today. We got three prompts. The first prompt is the United States should continue to support Israel. King Azoulay is going to be defending that position.
Def, you want to start off?

**Def Noodles** (1:06)
Yeah, well, tell me the reasons why you think the United States should continue to support Israel.

**King Azoulay** (1:11)
I'd like to know why you think they shouldn't.

**Def Noodles** (1:14)
I mean, there is a multitude of reasons where we've been sending about $3.8 billion a year.

**Sean Kelly** (1:20)
Which goes to?

**Def Noodles** (1:21)
It goes to a lot of R&D, yeah.
An additional $5 billion in missiles as well. There was, I think, a $24 billion package a few years ago that we sent as well, along with about $60 billion to Ukraine. I just think that America has too many problems, domestically, to be sending money abroad to basically bomb schools accidentally.

**King Azoulay** (1:45)
So, since we have the fact checker, you said $3.8 billion. That is a fact, that is a fact. But it also goes towards us spending money in the US and buying all of these missiles and whatever else we need.
Now, do you understand that the only ones that are sane, that you could actually trust in the Middle East, the only way for you to control the Middle East is by having Israel? You don't know that?

**Def Noodles** (2:15)
So, here's my question, because that's kind of a loaded question. How does that directly benefit America, being involved in all these, you know, conflicts out there?

**King Azoulay** (2:23)
So, I said that yesterday on the podcast, and I'll share it with you also, since you weren't here. Imagine right now, me and you are in the forest, and there's a bear, and the bear is about to attack both of us. I run away, I, meaning the US. I run away, and you look at me and you go, what are you doing?
The bear is going to eat me, and it's fast enough to catch you too. It's going to eat you eventually. The only way for us to win is to stick together.

**Def Noodles** (2:55)
Okay. Well, here's my question with this.

**King Azoulay** (2:57)
So we have one way of sticking together and winning and defeating the bear, or eventually it eats both of us. What do you think is better?

**Def Noodles** (3:05)
Here's my question with this.
So if you just look at the last operation, Midnight Hammer, where we went in there with our B2s, and just supposedly annihilated their nuclear program completely, right? During this conflict with Iran, there was the prospect of there being a ground invasion. Israel said that they couldn't take part in it because the IDF is just tripped or whatever was their excuse.
So the question to me is, I don't see a direct benefit as an American, because we're going in there and doing these operations ourselves when we see it as in our benefit, right? So why are we going to keep funnelling money to a state that number one, isn't going to join in the escalation of a war that they ended up dragging us into? And then not only that, they're going to compromise every single peace deal that we negotiate, right? So how is that to the benefit of Americans spending $70 billion over the matter of a month or a month and a half, right? Bombing a state that we, according to, I mean, years of foreign policy, it was understood that America shouldn't get involved in a war in Iran, right? Trump broke that. He also broke a historic precedent that was solidified and established by Teddy Roosevelt that we should never join wars where we're not struck first, right? So, I mean, how does any of that compute?