An Israeli mother whose two sons were kidnapped by Hamas terrorists laid into
MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell Monday night after the anchor asked her about
Israel�s counterstrikes targeting the Gaza Strip.

Renana Gomeh�s two sons, ages 12 and 16, were taken from their beds when
Hamas attacked Israel last Saturday. After Gomeh told Mitchell that she was
on the phone with her boys when the terrorists broke in and kidnapped them,
the MSNBC host asked her what she thought about Israel�s response to the
terrorism, which she referred to as �attacks against Gaza.�

�What are your feelings about the attacks against Gaza right now?� Mitchell
asked the grieving mother.

�You�re looking first for a symmetrical situation. And I must say it isn�t,�
Gomeh shot back. �If you were dealing with a war who is between two
countries, countries don�t take children hostages. I�m sorry. It�s against
the laws of war. It�s against humanity. It�s against anything that we all
believe in.�

�I can�t be sympathetic anymore. I can�t be sympathetic to animal human
beings � well, they�re not really human beings � who came into my house,
broke everything, stole everything, took my children from their bedrooms, and
took them to the Gaza Strip,� Gomeh continued. �Israel never done that, and
it will never do. So there is no symmetry.�

Gomeh then called for Hamas to release the civilians � many of whom are women
and children � they have taken hostage.

�This is not the way a country behaves. This is a way that a terror
organization behaves. I�m sorry. So, again, there�s no symmetry,� she said.

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Hamas has brutally murdered more than 1,200 Israelis since the launch of its
terror attack last Saturday. The terrorists have also taken at least 150
Israelis hostage into the Gaza Strip where they have threatened to film their
executions. The Israeli Defense Force (IDF) is preparing a ground operation
to rescue the hostages, and U.S. special forces are reportedly helping the
IDF with a possible rescue mission in the Gaza Strip.

MSNBC reporters and anchors have pinned blame on Israel after the terrorist
attack on its soil. Hours after Palestinian terrorists launched the attack
against Israeli soldiers and civilians, MSNBC Chief Correspondent Ali Velshi
and commentator Ayman Mohyeldin criticized Israel.

Reporting on the news of the attack Saturday morning, Velshi said U.S.
politicians responding to the war in support of Israel, mostly Republicans,
are ignoring the �nuance� of the situation and criticized �Israel�s inhumane
treatment of the Palestinians who live under Israeli occupation.�

Velshi also talked to Ayman Mohyeldin, an MSNBC political commentator, who
expressed concern for Palestinians after they attacked Israel, saying Israeli
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu leads �the most far, extremist, Jewish
nationalist government that it has existed.�

The network was roundly criticized for its reporting and commentary on the
war, including by NewsNation host Dan Abrams who slammed MSNBC for focusing
on �context and nuance� as Palestinian terrorists raped women and brutally
murdered infants.

�Notice how all of a sudden context and nuance are important for MSNBC,�
Abrams said during his Monday monologue. �But when it�s a story that fits
their political agenda � like, I don�t know, an officer-involved shooting �
context and nuance go out the window.�

�Look, this is not a both-sides story, period.�

#WhatLiberalMedia

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