what did charlie kirk say about palestine

Charlie Kirk notably expressed that "Palestine doesn't exist," referring instead to the region as "Judea and Samaria," and rejected the concept of Palestine as a state or entity. He dismissed claims of an Israeli-induced famine in Gaza, calling it "visual warfare," and characterized criticisms of Israel's military actions as exaggerated and provocative. Kirk also strongly supported Israel, describing himself as a defender of Judeo-Christian values and a friend of Israel, while rejecting Palestinian authority and opposing Palestinian rights activism on campuses. He framed the conflict in a way that downplayed Palestinian claims and frequently criticized the left and Islamic groups in his discourse about the region.