Andrew Tate lashes out at "scumbags" on first anniversary of Hamas' attack on Israel: "They are complicit to murder."

Andrew Tate recently shared his thoughts on the one-year anniversary of Hamas launching a terrorist attack on Israel and igniting a drawn-out military conflict between the two sides.

For context, the Israel-Palestine conflict is among the longest-running armed conflicts in modern human history and has been an issue in Middle Eastern geopolitics for over 75 years. On Oct.7 last year, the governing body of Palestine's Gaza Strip, Hamas, launched a massive terror attack on Israel and claimed the lives of hundreds.

In response, Israel launched a massive counter-operation against Hamas that involved the invasion of the Gaza Strip. Even after a year, the war continues raging on and has claimed tens of thousands of lives so far.

Given the scale of destruction, Tate recently took to X and addressed the anniversary of the initial attacks that ignited the ongoing war. The notorious 'Red Pill' influencer slammed the conflict as a "disgusting genocide" and wrote:

"One year of disgusting Genocide. Do not forget those who called for hell and total decimation of civilization populations. These scumbags help enforce the narrative required. They are complicit in murder."

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When Andrew Tate addressed the Israel-Palestine war during Piers Morgan interview

Last year, Andrew Tate spoke to British TV presenter Piers Morgan on his show and shared his take on the matter. Tate has notably backed the Palestinian cause and is vocal about his support for the civilians in the Gaza Strip on social media.

During an interview with Morgan, Tate slammed any military action that affected civilians and admitted to not understanding the motivations that inspired the actions of either side. He said:

"I do not condone the loss of human life on either side. I think anybody doing anything that directly damages civilians is disgusting and abhorrent. However, I would be an amateur if I could not sit and pretend I do not understand the motivations behind either side... However, I still call Israel's actions abhorrent and genocidal."

Check out a clip from the interview below: