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Abu Ali ExpressSecurity

Gaza Preschooler Taught to Hate Jews, Depicts Killing Israelis

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

A four-year-old boy in Gaza, Hani Da'mesh, was filmed playing with a toy rifle and depicting himself as a sniper killing Israelis, raising concerns about hate education in the region.

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  • A four-year-old boy in Gaza was filmed with a toy rifle.
  • The child depicted himself as a sniper killing Israelis.
  • His father questioned if he was going to kindergarten or a settlement.
  • The incident raises concerns about hate education in Gaza.

A four-year-old boy in the Gaza Strip, identified as Hani Da'mesh, has been filmed engaging in activities that promote hatred of Jews and violence against Israelis. In one video, Da'mesh is seen going to kindergarten with a toy rifle, with his father questioning if he is headed to school or "a settlement." Another clip shows the child acting as a sniper, depicting himself shooting and killing Israelis.

The report raises concerns about the upbringing and education of children in Gaza, questioning the nature of the population and the potential future actions of these children as they grow older. The footage highlights the indoctrination of young children with violent and hateful ideologies, prompting reflection on the long-term implications for regional stability and the cycle of conflict.

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