An Atlanta cancer doctor has been put on leave after sharing a pro-Hamas Facebook post, in which he celebrated the terror group’s “glory” and wished for “no peace in the stolen land.”
Dr. Abeer N. AbouYabis, who works for the Emory Winship Cancer Institute, took to Facebook this week to say “glory to all the resistance fighters” on his account, which has now been made private.
“I have to say it out loud,” she wrote in a poetic note. “They got the wall, we got the slider / Glory to all the resistance fighters / Palestine is our claim / No peace for stolen land / Not another nickel, not another dollar / We will pay for the slaughter of Israel / Not another nickel, not another dime / We will pay for Israel’s crimes.”
He has been placed on leave from his prestigious post, the institute confirmed to the New York Post.
“We condemn such comments in the strongest possible terms and have placed this individual on administrative leave pending an internal investigation,” spokeswoman Laura Diamond told The Post.
Dr. Abeer N. AbouYabis, who works for the Emory Winship Cancer Institute, took to Facebook this week to say “glory to all the resistance fighters” on his account, which has now been made private. He has been placed on leave from his prestigious post, the institute confirmed to the New York Post. Emory University School of Medicine
“As we navigate difficult conversations, our expectation is that all members of the Emory community continue to show empathy and treat each other with dignity and respect. There is no place in our community for hate-based language and behavior, which incites violence, and that goes against the values that unite us as health educators and practitioners.”
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AbouYabis holiday is first reported by the nonpartisan group Stop Antisemitism.
The assistant professor said he attended a pro-Palestinian rally outside the Israeli Embassy in Atlanta, along with the Emory Justice student group in Palestine.
“Thank you to Emory Students for Justice in Palestine and all the other student bodies who help me hang on to the last thread of my faith in humanity and hope for justice…one day. One day!” he wrote in the post, including the hashtag I Stand with Palestine.
The assistant professor said he attended a pro-Palestinian rally outside the Israeli Embassy in Atlanta, along with the Emory Justice student group in Palestine. Twitter/Abeer N. AbouYabis
According to his Facebook page, the doctor is from Beirut, Lebanon.
A New York City doctor was also fired for pro-Hamas posts. Dr. Dana Diab — an emergency room doctor with Lenox Hill Hospital — shared a video of the brutal October 7 attack on her Instagram Story.
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“The Zionist settlers got a taste of their own medicine,” he wrote, according to a screenshot shared by Stop Antisemitism on X.
Northwell Health confirmed on Tuesday that Diab had been discharged.
Nearly 3,000 people have died in the Gaza Strip, while nearly 10,000 have been injured, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health. Almost two thirds of those who have died are children.
Another 1,200 are believed to be buried under the rubble.
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