An unidentified woman was caught on camera in Brooklyn tearing down posters of people kidnapped by Hamas in Israel.
The woman was seen ripping posters from scaffolding this week in Williamsburg, which has a large Orthodox Jewish population.
Dozens of flyers line the green sticks and a video shows the woman taking them down one by one.
A man, who recorded the interaction, shouted in a video posted to Reddit: “Hey, hey, what are you doing?”
He ignored her and continued to calmly tear through the pages, collapsing them in his hands before tossing them to the ground behind him.
“They are innocent people,” the man shouted, to which the woman replied monotonously: “Yes, they are innocent.”
“They’re children, they’re babies, they’re old people,” the man continued. “Are you proud of yourself?”
An unidentified woman was seen tearing down posters from scaffolding in Williamsburg – which has a large Orthodox Jewish population – this week. st-yoni/Reddit
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The woman became irritated, pushing the paper in front of the man’s camera and as she followed a boyfriend.
The man kept shouting after her: “This is an innocent person, a baby, a kidnapped mother!”
The man who recorded the interaction scolded her and asked if she was “proud” of herself. “This is an innocent person, a baby, a kidnapped mother!” he screamed. “Are you proud of yourself?” st-yoni/Reddit
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The woman became more aggressive, silently tearing down the poster before her friend asked the man to “get off his face.”
Several examples of New Yorkers tearing up similar flyers across the city emerged this week.
An NYU student was seen tearing them down around the campus downtown, while teenagers on the Upper East Side were seen doing the same while walking home from school.
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2005: Israel unilaterally withdraws from the Gaza Strip three decades after winning the territory from Egypt in the Six-Day War.
2006: The terrorist group Hamas wins Palestinian legislative elections.
2007: Hamas takes control of Gaza in a civil war.
2008: Israel launched a military offensive against Gaza after Palestinian terrorists fired rockets into the city of Sderot.
2023: Hamas launches its biggest attack on Israel in 50 years.
More than 1,400 Israelis have been killed, more than 4,200 injured and at least 100 taken hostage, with the death toll expected to rise after Hamas terrorists fired thousands of rockets and sent dozens of militants into Israeli cities.
Hamas terrorists are seen taking women hostage and parading them through the streets in a gruesome video.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced “We are at war” and promised Hamas would pay an “unprecedented price.”
Gaza health officials reported at least 3,000 Palestinians killed and more than 12,500 injured.
An Iranian-Israeli survivor of the Oct. 7 Hamas attack told The Post that she feels safer in the war-torn country than she has since returning to the US.
“A lot of people ask if I’m afraid to go back to Israel after everything that happened, and my honest answer is … now more than ever, I want to move to Israel,” said Natalie Sanandaji, 28, calmly. remember the bitter experience.
“Even with everything that’s going on, I feel safer there than in the US right now.”
Sanandaji, who lives on Long Island, said it was the first time in his life that he began to hate his faith.
Despite NYC’s large Jewish population, swastikas and pentagrams have appeared on nearby Jewish businesses and public property, and Sanandaji said his friends removed their mezuzahs from their doors to hide their identities.
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