Netanyahu Visits Southern Yeshiva, Students Sing Anti-Palestinian Chants
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu surprised students at the Ofakim L'Da'at Hesder Yeshiva in Sderot during a visit to the city on Tuesday. He was greeted with singing and chanting.
Among the songs, students sang the verse "V'inkama nakam achat mishnei einai" (And I will take vengeance for one of my eyes) from the biblical Book of Numbers, adding the phrase "from Palestine, may their name be blotted out." The visit occurred amid ongoing conflict and heightened tensions.
Netanyahu's office has not yet released an official statement regarding the specific chants heard during his visit. The prime minister's tour of Sderot, a city near the Gaza border that has frequently been targeted by rocket attacks, was intended to show solidarity and assess the security situation.
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