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On Tuesday afternoon, MSNBC host Ayman Mohyeldin was again putting his anti-Israel bias on display as he pressed both right-leaning and left-leaning guests from the left, alleging the mistreatment of Palestinian civilians by the Israeli military and police forces.

On Tuesday's All In show, MSNBC host Chris Hayes absurdly suggested that the U.S. supply missile defense systems to the city of Gaza, even though it is run by the Hamas terrorist group, to shoot down Israeli missiles and reduce civilian casualties.

Continuing to show an aversion to Israel and the safety of the Jewish people, Comcast-owned MSNBC decided on Wednesday’s ReidOut to go another step lower as Columbia University professor Rashid Khalidi lambasted the idea of Israelis being able to defend themselves and compared the Jewish state to a white mob in the Jim Crow era that murdering hundreds of African-Americans.

It happened again. On Sunday, now-former CNN freelance contributor out of Pakistan Adeel Raja tweeted out that “the world today needs a Hitler,” in response to the conflict between Israel and Hamas. It took CNN’s communications boss Matt Dornic several hours to respond to the growing outrage and criticism on social media. And the incident harkened back to 2019 when a CNN photo editor was fired…

Appearing as a guest on Tuesday's CNN Tonight, Fareed Zakaria ridiculously not only blamed President Donald Trump for the current fighting between Israel and the Hamas terrorist group, but he also blamed Israel for the Jewish state's lack of a peace agreement with Palestinian Arabs.

As the world watches the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict heat up, celebrities are taking the side of Palestinian terrorists and displaying their stupidity on social media for all to see.