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It's a fair criticism of the videos. We need to make sure it isn't more fake stories. Sometimes looking at historic trends provides insight, but such terroristic acts need to be vetted. Let's look at the Christian history, since Israel has become a nation. Today, what’s left of the Christian population in Israel is multi-ethnic, with many Armenians and Greeks among the Arab and Jewish natives. All are treated equally as poorly. Christians made up about 25% of Jerusalem's population back in 1922, but today they number only 2% of the population. Christians as a share of the population in Palestine have dwindled from nearly 10% in 1922 to 6% in 1967, to just 1% of the population today. Following the Haganah’s (which would later become the Israel Defense Force) implementation of the Dalet Plan (also known as Plan D) in 1947, Zionist militants violently expelled 750,000 non-Jews from Israel in preparation for the state’s founding.

The main tool used by Israeli forces in these campaigns was to engage in acts of gratuitous mass murder and then publicize the actions widely to scare others to leave their homes and belongings and flee for their lives. The putative bombing of a hospital, if true, could be another on of these acts.

The infamous Deir Yassein massacre, where Lehi and Irgun terrorists burned, raped and machine gunned 250 defenseless Arab women, children, elderly and disabled people who had previously signed a non-aggression agreement with the Haganah is one well-known episode in the genocidal policy.