‘Serve the Nation, Kill a Jew’ Graffitied on Buenos Aires Monument Just After Oct. 7 Anniversary
‘Serve the Nation, Kill a Jew’ Graffitied on Buenos Aires Monument Just After Oct. 7 Anniversary
Argentina’s President Javier Milei attends a commemoration event ahead of the anniversary of the 1994 bombing attack on the Argentine …
“It is no coincidence that these antisemitic demonstrations appear 48 hours after the first anniversary of the Hamas attack against the State of Israel, because they express the same terrorist ideas: eliminating the Jewish people,” Victor Garelik said in a statement.
This is the danger of Israel loudly proclaiming the state of Israel and the religion of Judaism is intrinsicly linked for decades and other countries never calling them out.
The only people I see calling them out routinely are Jewish people in other countries, except for pockets of far right extremists they all seem to hate Bibi and what he's doing. They're just suffering the consequences of Israeli propaganda and Israel doesn't give a shit about them.
8We need to go back to the time before Israel existed when there was no antisemitism.
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4Israel has set the Jewish cause back centuries. I might dare say Israel are the biggest allies of antisemites around.
4What’s really striking here is how graffiti like this targets a monument to Simon Bolivar someone who’s celebrated for unifying people and fighting for freedom. It’s like taking a symbol of liberation and using it to spread hate, which feels especially twisted. This kind of vandalism isn’t just about antisemitism; it’s about trying to undermine the values that places like this monument stand for.
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