FAT BOY FINE: No Nuke in Gaza Because it Could Impact Israelis

When asked about killing innocent women and children in Gaza, he said, "War is a messy thing"

Rep. Randy Fine, R-Fla., backtracked on his earlier call for the U.S. to nuke Gaza because of the risks that Israelis would face from the nuclear fallout, brushing off the massacre of innocent Palestinians as a “messy thing” during war.

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Fine mentioned last month that the U.S. should nuke Gaza like it did to Japan at the end of WWII because the Palestinians are irredeemable.

“In World War II, we did not negotiate a surrender with the Nazis,” Fine said. “We did not negotiate a surrender with the Japanese. We nuked the Japanese twice in order to get unconditional surrender; that needs to be the same here.”

He told CNN that nuking Gaza would be a terrible idea because of the impact on Israeli citizens, and it would kill the hostages.

The CNN host asked if he was concerned about the innocent women and children in Gaza, and he responded, “I think war is a messy thing. And I think, when you defeat evil, you have to do what is necessary to do it.”

He continued, “I believe that Palestinianism in Gaza is on a level of evil that we saw in Japan, and what we saw in Germany, back in WWII, and I believe that Israel needs to do what is necessary to defeat it.”