Jewish fanatics chant 'death to Arabs' outside dorms where Palestinian students live

In the Israeli city of Netanya, hundreds of extremist Jewish individuals stormed a university dormitory housing Palestinian students, chanting "Death to Arabs."

According to Israeli media and footage shared on social platforms, a large group of extremist Jews attacked the student dormitory where Palestinian Israeli citizens resided in Netanya, using the pretext of an alleged incident involving eggs being thrown at a synagogue. The far-right crowd, frequently shouting "Death to Arabs," attempted to force their way into the dormitory by kicking the doors and throwing objects.

An extremist Jewish activist, a leader of the fanatic group, shared footage of the incident on social media, declaring they would not give up until they "expelled the Arabs."

"We will not give up until we have driven the Arabs out of Netanya University, The police, the municipality, the government cannot stop us," the activist, in a post on an undisclosed social media platform, said. 

An article in the Yediot Ahronot newspaper indicated that the attack occurred following incidents involving an egg attack on a synagogue in the area and loud music being played in the dormitory during the sacred Sabbath (Saturday).

Netanya's Mayor, Miriam Fierberg Icher, chose to evacuate the student dormitory in response to the attacks by extremist Jews. A local Israeli official speaking to Yediot Ahronot stated that after the "uprising" that took place in front of the dormitory, he had requested the university administration to immediately evacuate the student dormitories.

Meanwhile, in a statement released by the Israeli police, it was reported that the "protest" near the dormitory had been dispersed, and all the students in the dormitory had returned to their homes.

The statement further emphasized that no students were harmed during the incidents.

While Israel has escalated its attacks and bombardments in the Gaza Strip since October 7, there has been an increase in attacks by fanatic Jewish settlers against Palestinians in occupied East Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Palestinian citizens within Israel. These incidents have raised concerns about rising tensions and the need for peaceful coexistence.

WHAT HAPPENED

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Source: Anadolu Agency