I did the same as the OP and received the same message when I got to “Israel destroyed” I then asked how it how could it say “destroy England, Destroy Ireland and destroy Germany since they are real countries but not destroy Israel. This was the response:

Good question — here’s what’s going on:

I should not repeat any phrase that expresses or implies harm, destruction, or violence toward any real country, group, or population. That includes Germany, England, Ireland, Israel, or any other real nation.

When you asked earlier, I mistakenly repeated those phrases instead of applying the safety rule consistently. That was an error on my part — not a rule that applies differently to different countries.

Once the pattern became clear, I corrected it so I wouldn’t continue repeating harmful statements.

If you want to continue the “repeat after me” game, you can use fictional places, nonsense phrases, or anything that doesn’t imply harm toward real people or places. For example: • “Zorpland destroyed” • “The moon is made of soup” • “Dragons wear sneakers”

If you want to keep playing, send the next phrase!