'You are Hated,': American Journalist Sends Direct Message to Israelis
'If any Israeli is watching this right now, I want you to understand this because others are very afraid. I get the idea of sending me pictures for their weapons and talking about how they are going to slaughter me. I am not afraid of you,' Kasparyan said.
In a video that went viral on social media platforms, she said that Israel's reputation was destroyed and they have been hated internationally.
'All the other cowards in the American media.. they are not like me. I am different. I am not afraid of you. While you are cashing checks that are funded by my tax dollars and the tax dollars of my fellow Americans,' she added. @arabicpost
'تعتقدون أنكم شعب الله المختار، لكنكم تتصرفون كالشياطين تماماً.. هذه هي الحقيقة، والمجتمع الدولي بأكمله يزدريكم' هكذا وجهت الصحفية الأمريكية آنا كاسباريان رسالة مباشرة لكل إسرائيلي يشاهدها، مؤكدة أنها لا تخشى التهـ.ـديدات التي تصلها، ومشيرة إلى أن العالم يرفض ممارساتهم. وأوضحت كاسباريان أن رفض المجتمع الدولي لإسرائيل لا علاقة له بكونهم يهـ.ـوداً، بل بارتكابهم جـ.ـرائـ.ـم حـ.ـرب وقـ.ـتـ.ـل الأبرياء. كما اعتبرت أن الدعم الأمريكي لإسرائيل قد يتراجع في المستقبل، لافتة إلى أن ما تروجه البروباغندا الإعلامية لا يعكس حقيقة ما يشعر به الأمريكيون. #غزة #فلسطين🇵🇸 #اسرائيل #عربي_بوست #الولايات_المتحدة
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Moreover, she noted that Israelis should not be deceived by what media propaganda promotes as it does not reflect the reality of what Americans feel.
'I need you to understand something clearly. You are hated internationally. Do not be mistaken based on the propaganda you hear in the American media. That is not representing what the American people feel about you,' Kasparyan added. International Community Despises Israel
Apart from this, she noted that Israelis are hated not because they are Jewish, but 'because you are slaughtering innocent people. It is because you think you are Allah's chosen people when you act like absolute demons. That is the reality.'
'The whole international community loathes you. Young American citizens in this country both left and right loath you,' she added.
She also underscored that Israel's days are numbered when it comes to the US support to its disgusting behavior.
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Dozens of Gazans including children have lost their souls due to malnutrition throughout the war that caused unthinkable humanitarian conditions.
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