Florida Congressman Randy Fine controversially suggested using nuclear weapons on Gaza during a Fox News interview, following the murder of two Israeli embassy employees. He justified his extreme stance by equating it to the U.S. bombings in Japan during World War II, asserting a need to defeat what he perceives as a dangerous culture. Critics argue that such views reflect a dehumanizing ideology towards Palestinians and question Fine's judgment and fitness for Congress, prompting calls for his resignation.
"We nuked the Japanese twice in order to get unconditional surrender, that needs to be the same here," Fine said during a Fox News interview.
"There is something deeply, deeply wrong with this culture, and it needs to be defeated," Fine's comments suggest a broad dehumanization of Palestinians.
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