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Israeli airstrikes kill 80 in Palestinian refugee camp
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Oops, did they accidentally say the quiet part out loud?
It’s like saying MTG represents the average American.
Who's saying the Israeli government represents the average Jewish person?
Who’s the “they” here?
MTG to be sure: https://www.politico.com/video/2023/10/26/mtg-moves-to-censure-tlaib-over-israel-comments-1117328
No, I mean in the OP: “Oops, did they say the quiet part out loud?”
Who is the they if not Israelis?
I thought it was obvious due to OP literally dropping names: Avi Dichter, Netanyahu, cabinet members. The three have a lot in common but most would zero in on the fact they run the Israeli government. If you want to insist their most notable trait in this context is that they're Jewish... that's a choice.
How about the Israeli government? In this case specifically Netanyahu and Dichter. Since that’s what this article was about? I don’t think I gave any reason to think otherwise.
MTG doesn't hold a cabinet position. By design, she represents nobody but the clucklefucks in her district. Comparing her to someone who directly works for the PM is ridiculous.