A heated debate unfolded at a recent college event, featuring conservative commentator Charlie Kirk and a student, centered on the contentious topic of Palestine. The discussion, which quickly gained traction online, saw Kirk challenge the very existence of Palestine as a distinct entity, referring to the region instead as Judea and Samaria. The exchange began when the student questioned Kirk's views on Palestine. Kirk responded by stating, "I don't think the place exists... It's called Judea and Samaria, it's not called Palestine." He further pressed the student to define the national identity of Palestinians, asking, "What is the national identity of Palestine? Educate me." The student replied, "Palestinians," to which Kirk questioned, "What is that? What ethnicity are they? Are they Arabs?" When the student affirmed they are Arabs, Kirk then asked, "So all Arabs are Palestinians?" The student clarified, "No, but they are Arabs." Kirk reiterated his position, emphasizing, "I don't think the place exists." The debate underscored the deep divisions and differing historical interpretations surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, particularly within academic and public discourse. The event was held under the banner of "Turning Point USA," an organization known for its conservative activism on college campuses.
Aktivis politik konservatif Amerika Syarikat (AS) dan sekutu rapat Donald Trump, Charlie Kirk disahkan meninggal dunia selepas ditembak ketika mengha…
