Jerusalem Yeshiva Students Send Scathing Message to Gaza in Arabic
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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- Yeshiva students sent a message to Gaza in Arabic.
- The video marks three years since the October 7th attack.
- It criticizes Gaza's actions and highlights destruction.
- Leaders of Hamas and Hezbollah are questioned.
- Iran's support for terror groups is also addressed.
- The students express Israeli resilience and faith.
Two yeshiva students from Jerusalem have released a video message in Arabic directed at Gaza, marking three years since the October 7th Hamas attack. The students, speaking from a Jerusalem courtyard, addressed the people of Gaza, calling them a "failed nation" and questioning their motives for the attack.
They highlighted the destruction and loss of life that the attack brought upon Gaza and Lebanon, and questioned the whereabouts of Hamas and Hezbollah leaders, including Ismail Haniyeh, Mohammed Deif, Hassan Nasrallah, and Yahya Sinwar. The students also addressed Iran, criticizing its support for terror organizations and its promises to encircle Israel with a "ring of fire."
The message concluded with the students stating in Arabic, "You are trash, and donkeys are better than you. But we are here, living our lives, happy in Jerusalem, and knowing that God is with us."
The video aims to remind Arab viewers of the events of October 7th and contrast it with the current state of Israel, emphasizing their resilience and faith.
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