Why People Hated the Jews (The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, pt 1)

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Published on Apr 3, 2022
Can you spot one mistake in this video? The mistake will be addressed in the next couple of days.
edit: the Polish flag has been replaced with the Indonesian flag. These two flags look very similar, and it is easy to confuse them.

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