Video: Israelis chant 'Death to Arabs' at Palestinian cinema workers
According to several Hebrew sources, the Israeli youth were chanting "Death to Arabs" at the Palestinian employees, causing mayhem at the popcorn and beverages sector inside 'City Cinema.' In response, the workers snapped back and defended themselves by throwing objects back at the individuals.
Many pro-Palestine activists condemned the violent interaction on social media, deeming it an act of racism and violence towards a specific group of people.
תיעוד מהסינמה סיטי ירושלים: נערים התפרעו במתחם הפופקורן, השליכו חפצים לעבר העובדים תוך קריאות "מוות לערבים". אין עצורים. pic.twitter.com/jIRB7bDhgm — יואלי ברים yoeli brim (@yoeli_brim) July 20, 2025
According to the Jerusalem Post, three workers sustained minor injuries. The suspects responsible fled the scene, resulting in no immediate detention. However, local Israeli police have launched an investigation into the issue at hand.
City Cinema released a statement that said, "incidents of violence receive special attention and are handled with all means at our disposal, including security and policing intervention, as in this case."
The statement added, "We call on the viewing audience and their parents to educate their children to maintain a viewing and entertainment culture that will ensure a powerful and enjoyable experience for the general public."
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