PNN – The deputy mayor of occupied Jerusalem called the Palestinian people “ants” and demanded to bury the Palestinian prisoners alive.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, “Arieh King”, the deputy mayor of occupied Jerusalem, in a message to the Tel Aviv authorities, asked the Palestinian prisoners to be buried alive.
Arieh King, who published this message on his account on the social network “X” on Friday, called the Palestinian prisoners “Nazis” and said that burying them alive is the only way to treat them, because “they are just a bunch of ants.”
Of course, these statements are not the first time that Israeli authorities have made these statements. Previously, the Israeli Minister of War, Yu Av Gallant, compared the Palestinians to animals and said that the Israeli army “fights with humanoid animals!”
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“Amihai Eliyahu”, the minister of heritage of the Zionist regime’s cabinet, had previously announced in controversial statements that one of the options ahead of Tel Aviv to deal with the Palestinians was “dropping a nuclear bomb” on Gaza.
“Al-Jazeera” network says that Arieh King’s racist message has been met with a strong reaction from cyberspace users, and one of the users, in response to this message, told him that he will be questioned in the International Criminal Court for these statements. But the deputy mayor of Quds mocks this message and writes why he should be held accountable for killing Nazis.
This message has been published after the Israeli media, on Thursday of last week, published pictures showing that the Israeli regime army arrested dozens of Palestinian civilians from the refugee settlement centers in the northern Gaza Strip under the pretext of connection with Hamas and forced them to to get naked
In some of these images, Palestinian prisoners were depicted on a sandy ground in front of a large pit around Gaza, which caused some sources to express concern about the possibility of executing a group of civilians and burying them in this pit.
Another number of these prisoners were taken to an unknown place by the military vehicles of the Zionist regime and so far there is no information about their fate.