incitement

An Israeli mob celebrates on a day when a Palestinian man was savagely beaten in an apparent racist attack.

Don’t think this is raw bigotry? Just switch it around: imagine the reaction if any politician from any “democracy” declared that there were too many Jews.

Can you imagine the reaction if any prominent advocate for Palestinian human rights said that it was “natural” to “entertain a thought of turning Tel Aviv into a parking lot”?

Shalom Nir-Mozes claimed that Palestinians “have it as part of their DNA to hate us.”

Honorary chair of Israeli fund for UNICEF hates Palestinian children.

“Maybe we should secretly add some means of birth control to Gaza’s drinking water,” to a warm audience reception.

66 percent of those killed, and 97 percent of those injured in Israel’s attacks on Gaza were civilians. Almost one third of the dead are children.

These repulsive statements are only the latest in a festival of incitement to violence and hatred by Israeli leaders against Palestinians

Ninety percent of Jewish Israelis support the assault on Gaza, poll shows.