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Israelis Destroy Hitler Photos on Display in Italy

By זיו שזוUpdated 1 hour ago
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

A couple vacationing in Italy encountered a disturbing display featuring photographs of Adolf Hitler being admired and sold at a stall. The Israelis, visibly upset by the scene, decided to take action. They purchased all three Hitler photographs from the vendor.

Once outside, the couple removed the photos from their frames and tore them into pieces in the street, drawing attention from locals. Some bystanders approached the couple, offering words of support and praise for their actions, with one remarking on Israel's global standing and the enduring persecution of the Jewish people. Another local expressed pride, calling Israelis "the number one people, the best in the world."

The couple documented their experience and shared the video on social media, where it quickly garnered hundreds of thousands of views. The online reaction was largely positive, with many users commending the couple's initiative. Comments included praise for tearing up the photos in front of onlookers and emphasizing the importance of such actions as representatives of the Jewish people.

Some social media users offered to contribute financially to cover the cost of the photos, with one user asking the couple to post a payment link. The incident occurred during a trip to Italy, and the video was posted on Tuesday.

Read the original at Now 14
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