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Security12:57 · Jul 28

Arab Bus Driver Posts Antisemitic Video Targeting Haredi Passengers in Israel

By משה אריה
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

A disturbing video has surfaced showing an Arab bus driver in Israel openly expressing hatred and antisemitism toward Haredi Jewish passengers. The driver filmed dozens of Haredi passengers boarding his bus and posted the footage on social media, accompanied by hateful language. In the video, he refers to the passengers as a "virus," calls their presence a "disaster," and claims "evil drips from their eyes." This behavior is especially troubling as the driver earns his living transporting these passengers and continues to operate the bus despite his expressed animosity.

The incident has sparked outrage and raised concerns about the safety of public transportation, with calls for authorities to act swiftly. The article questions what might prevent such a person from committing an attack on the bus, given his hostile mindset. It urges the security apparatus and public transportation companies to remove inciting drivers immediately to prevent potential violence.

This is not an isolated case; about six months ago, a similar investigation revealed another bus driver openly supporting Iran and terrorism against East Jerusalem residents. The repeated exposure of such incitement highlights a pressing need for intervention to ensure public safety and curb hate speech within Israel's public transport system.

Read the original at Srugim
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