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Palestinians Fly Nazi Flag in West Bank Village

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September 27, 2021
A Nazi flag attacked to electrical cables in the Palestinian village of Beit Ummar in the West Bank, on September 26, 2021. (Screenshot/Instagram)

A group of Palestinians hoisted a Nazi flag in the West Bank village Beit Ummar, located near Hebron.

The Times of Israel and Jerusalem Post reported that the flag was hung on electrical cable nearby an Israeli Defense Force (IDF) post; the IDF later shot it down. The identities of the perpetrators are not currently known.

Jewish groups condemned the use of the flag.

“We strongly condemn the raising of the Nazi party flag near the village of Beit Umar,” Anti-Defamation League Israel tweeted. “It is a despicable act that uses and violates the memory of the Holocaust and its victims.”

The Simon Wiesenthal Center similarly tweeted, “Nazi flags hoisted by Palestinians. Genocidal hatred inculcated by [the Palestinian Authority] and Hamas, education paying dividends for anti-peace forces. Will human rights NGOs condemn or defend freedom to promote genocide?”

StandWithUs tweeted, “Antisemitism has no place in our world – period!”

 

Ari Ingel, Director of Creative Community for Peace, tweeted, “Insane this is the sort of thing the ‘Squad’ supports and while calling out Israel. Disgusting.” In a subsequent tweet, he noted that in August, Palestinian rioters burned a wooden swastika.

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