The pattern I see is that the same people who ridicule how the data was collected, or that the respondents were biased because they personally knew the people who died (as compared to not knowing people or their shot exposure, or, if they died suddenly?) have the same cognitive dissonance to support Hamas and Hezbollah.
The pattern I see is that the same people who ridicule how the data was collected, or that the respondents were biased because they personally knew the people who died (as compared to not knowing people or their shot exposure, or, if they died suddenly?) have the same cognitive dissonance to support Hamas and Hezbollah.
The pattern I see is that the same people who ridicule how the data was collected, or that the respondents were biased because they personally knew the people who died (as compared to not knowing people or their shot exposure, or, if they died suddenly?) have the same cognitive dissonance to support Hamas and Hezbollah.