If you needed proof that all of actor Javier Bardem's anti-Israel rhetoric, presented as "pro-Palestine" advocacy—including his repeated use of the fake "genocide" accusation (he even cited the mocked IAGS false "experts": Want To Be A Renowned Genocide Scholar? Pay $30 to support his propaganda)—stems from deep anti-Jewish animosity, look no further than his July 31, 2026, baseless claims about Moroccan Arabs descending on Ceuta following radical liberal Spanish Prime Minister Chavez's promises of citizenship to undocumented migrants.
If you needed proof that all of actor Javier Bardem's anti-Israel rhetoric, presented as "pro-Palestine" advocacy—including his repeated use of the fake "genocide" accusation
ReplyDelete(he even cited the mocked IAGS false "experts": Want To Be A Renowned Genocide Scholar? Pay $30
to support his propaganda)—stems from deep anti-Jewish animosity, look no further than his July 31, 2026, baseless claims about Moroccan Arabs descending on Ceuta following radical liberal Spanish Prime Minister Chavez's promises of citizenship to undocumented migrants.