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| + | <ref name=janglo>[https://www.janglo.net/item/JSmRoObVwuc Anti-Israel model reposts debunked ‘proud Arab killer’ quote attributed to Bennett] Janglo. July 15, 2021</ref> | ||
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| + | During a speech in which she said that ISIS were not terrorists, Zoabi attempted to equivocate Islamic “militant groups” with Israeli military actions. | ||
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| + | Setting her sights on Bennett, she brought up the fact that he had served in an elite unit in the IDF and claimed that he was proud of killing Arabs. | ||
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| + | “We have here ministers and Knesset members who are proud they’ve killed! The Education Minister [then Bennett] said, ‘in my time…I’ve killed Arabs,’” Zoabi said, referencing a quote that was widely circulated in Arab media. | ||
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| + | The quote alleged that Bennett said, “I’ve killed many Arabs in my life, and I’m proud of it” or an alternative version,“I’ve killed many Arabs, and I have no problem with that.” | ||
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| + | Bennett took to the podium directly after Zoabi to correct her. “I never said that,” Bennett said. | ||
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| + | “What I actually said was that within the framework of my army service, we killed a lot of terrorists, and that’s a good thing, and it’s a shame that we didn’t kill more terrorists, because anyone who tries to hurt the State of Israel should die.” | ||
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| + | But the debunked Bennett quote is not the first time Hadid has published a fake quote attributed to an Israel politician. | ||
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| + | In May, she reposted an image from an account called zionism.unveiled, which read, “@ayelet.shaked, the former minister of justice for Israel, the same Israeli politician who encouraged genocide against the Palestinians, specifically pregnant mothers, made a statement on how 95% of content they’ve asked Facebook to remove has been removed.” | ||
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| + | “This is actually frightening, they are committing ethnic cleansing and do not want the world to know about it!” | ||
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| + | Shaked responded publicly, writing, “Bella, you should be ashamed for sharing the completely false and deeply offensive lie that I ever called for ‘genocide.’ | ||
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| + | “It’s this kind of baseless demonization that is encouraging antisemitic violence. Unlike Hamas and its supporters, we target terrorists and protect civilians.” | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 21:44, June 16, 2021
Isabella Khair Hadid (born October 9, 1996) is an American, daughter of (a Caucasian mother and) Arab real estate tycoon Mohamed Anwar Hadid, who claims Palestinian origin. She is known for her Anti-Semitic beliefs by supporting to 'throw Jews to sea' out from Israel their homeland. She also support the terrorist Hamas group in their war against Israel.[1][2][3][4]
She is part of the wider Mohamed Anwar Hadid family's hatred campaign.
As a doctor wrote: [5] It is clear to anyone willing to look past the flashing lights and dollar bills surrounding the Hadid family that the family spreads hate against, and advocates for the discrimination of, the Jewish people.
Activist, author:[6]
Take the example of Mohamed Hadid, the multi-millionaire father of supermodels Bella and Gigi Hadid, all of whom are vilifying Israel with gusto to their tens of millions of followers on Instagram. Instead, the blood libel is spreading.His daughters, Bella and Gigi, joined by the singer Dua Lipa – who is purportedly dating their brother – have become an unholy trinity of Hamas terror-splaining
It-girls engaged in the outright demonization of Israel and the Jewish people.
Speaking to their nearly hundred million followers on social media, they have vilified the Jewish state with an all-consuming hatred.
They accused Israel – a nation built in large part by Holocaust survivors – of ethnic cleansing, even as millions of Jews in Israel descend from refugees savagely forced out of every Arab land. They condemn Israel for the military checkpoints that were erected only after 700 innocent Israeli Jews and Arabs were blown to bits by suicide bombers on buses and cafés, many of them sent by Hamas. They call Israel an apartheid state, even as it is the only country in world history to airlift Africans into freedom and sets the standard for multi-racial and multi-cultural coexistence, with millions of Christians, Muslims and Jews - black and white – living side by side as doctors, teachers and soldiers.
Theirs is a malicious ignorance. If Bella, Gigi and Dua cared about Palestinians, they’d condemn Hamas, a bloodthirsty death cult whose brutality toward women and tolerance for honor killings of young Palestinian girls is an abomination. They’d demand that Hamas stop its use of Palestinian children as human shields for military stockpiles and rocket launch pads, cease its regular murders of LGBT Palestinians, and reverse its denial of the Palestinian people’s right to elections, after fourteen autocratic years. But those demands don’t fit into a campaign that’s solely about hating and defaming Jews.
Worst of all, in defending the Hamas terrorists, Bella, Gigi and Dua make themselves apologists for the genocidal aspirations of Hamas, whose charter calls for the murder of Jews “wherever they are found.” Hamas seeks nothing less than a second holocaust: 3,500 shrapnel-packed rockets should be more than enough to prove they mean it.
Bella Hadid, in her "protests" was also photographed alongside a racist Arab "Palestinian" charged with hate crimes.[7]
In 2019, she was accused of racism against her own Arab origin, culture in a disrespecting photo.[8][9]
Promoting vicious libel, fake quote on Bemnett
In June, 2021, Bella Hadid promoted a viciously lie, libel a fake invented quote by a racist lying radical Arab MK in Israel (Haneen Zoabi) against Naftali Bennett, while what he ctually said is, that he killed "many terrorists." Not "many Arabs."[10]Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag
During a speech in which she said that ISIS were not terrorists, Zoabi attempted to equivocate Islamic “militant groups” with Israeli military actions.
Setting her sights on Bennett, she brought up the fact that he had served in an elite unit in the IDF and claimed that he was proud of killing Arabs.
“We have here ministers and Knesset members who are proud they’ve killed! The Education Minister [then Bennett] said, ‘in my time…I’ve killed Arabs,’” Zoabi said, referencing a quote that was widely circulated in Arab media.
The quote alleged that Bennett said, “I’ve killed many Arabs in my life, and I’m proud of it” or an alternative version,“I’ve killed many Arabs, and I have no problem with that.”
Bennett took to the podium directly after Zoabi to correct her. “I never said that,” Bennett said.
“What I actually said was that within the framework of my army service, we killed a lot of terrorists, and that’s a good thing, and it’s a shame that we didn’t kill more terrorists, because anyone who tries to hurt the State of Israel should die.”
But the debunked Bennett quote is not the first time Hadid has published a fake quote attributed to an Israel politician.
In May, she reposted an image from an account called zionism.unveiled, which read, “@ayelet.shaked, the former minister of justice for Israel, the same Israeli politician who encouraged genocide against the Palestinians, specifically pregnant mothers, made a statement on how 95% of content they’ve asked Facebook to remove has been removed.”
“This is actually frightening, they are committing ethnic cleansing and do not want the world to know about it!”
Shaked responded publicly, writing, “Bella, you should be ashamed for sharing the completely false and deeply offensive lie that I ever called for ‘genocide.’
“It’s this kind of baseless demonization that is encouraging antisemitic violence. Unlike Hamas and its supporters, we target terrorists and protect civilians.”
See also
References
- ↑ Israel ישראל @Israel. May 16: When celebrities like @BellaHadid advocate for throwing Jews into the sea, they are advocating for the elimination of the Jewish State. This shouldn't be an Israeli-Palestinian issue. This should be a human issue. Shame on you. #IsraelUnderAttack. May 17 For those of you who don’t know, “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free,” is a phrase used by those who call for the elimination of Israel (from the river to the sea....)
- ↑ https://news.yahoo.com/supermodel-bella-hadid-donned-traditional-100704794.html
- ↑ For the information of the Hadid sisters and their liberal friends: You have a responsibility to the harming of Jews, Natasha Kirtziuk-Gutman, Ynet, May 25, 2021
- ↑ NYT Ad Slams Dua Lipa, Hadid Sisters for Anti-Israel Rhetoric, JJ, May 25, 2021
- ↑ Anti-Semites Dua Lipa and the Hadids, Pablo Nankin, MD, DiarioJudio, May 30, 2021
- ↑ The total collapse of Jewish and Israeli PR, S. Boteach, JPost, May 19, 2021.
- ↑ Bella Hadid protested alongside a man charged with a hate crime at pro-Palestine rally, Josh Boswell and Shawn Cohen and Martin Gould, Daily Mail Online, May 27, 2021
- ↑ Bella Hadid apologises after being accused of racism following Instagram post, Katie O'Malley, The Independent, June 18, 2019
- ↑ Yikes, Bella Hadid Has Been Accused Of Racism And Offending The Middle East, Olivia Adams, Cosmopolitan, June 18, 2019. #BellaHadidIsRacist is trending on Twitter RN.
- ↑ Yoseph Haddad (@YosephHaddad) Tweeted: She did it again! This time, Bella Hadid leads her 43 million followers to believe that the new Prime Minister @naftalibennett is proud that he killed "lots of Arabs" ... Of course, Al Jazeera also joined the celebration ... But the truth is quite different! [ https://twitter.com/YosephHaddad/status/1404736687817822213?s=20 June, 15, 2021]