Posted on 01/27/2020 7:57:36 AM PST by C19fan
US Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib retweeted a claim that “Israeli settlers” had “kidnapped and executed” a Palestinian boy. In fact the boy was found by Israeli emergency services dead in a cistern on Saturday morning after going missing on Friday. Nevertheless, some Palestinian social media accounts incited against Israel, with small clashes resulting in East Jerusalem.
A Twitter account called “Real Seif Bitar” tweeted that the boy had been kidnapped and executed and showed a video of the boy’s body being found by emergency services. The tweet claimed that the boy was kidnapped by “Israeli settlers, assaulted and thrown in a water well, was found this morning frozen to death in Beit Hanina, Jerusalem after Israeli forces assaulted search teams.” Palestinian politician Hanan Ashrawi re-tweeted the allegation and added “the heart just shatters, the pain is unbearable, no words.” Congresswoman Tlaib then retweeted the Ashrawi tweet that included the allegations.
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Don’t get me started!
Would anyone seriously believe anti-Israeli tweets from this Jew hating muslim scum?
One less “palestinian” child is one less generational warfare soldier.
Her lies should get her a reaction..it is not right to let these muslim pervs to hijack our way...the only way is a purge of all muslims back to their hell holes
Excellent. Now he's a good palestinian.
Gee...that’s a shame.
The last time this claim was made, it turned out that the Palestinians deliberately shot the kid to blame it on the Israelis.
Anti-Defamation League condemns Rashida Tlaib for ‘blood libel’ retweet falsely accusing Israelis of killing Palestinian boy
https://www.foxnews.com/media/adl-rashida-tlaib-blood-libel
So what? He’s a Pali, a sworn blood enemy
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