The Qatari sociologist who uploaded a video in which he claimed that Israelis steal from hotels, and claimed that "the nature of the Zionists is to rob" - has previously published a video of beating women
The Qatari sociologist Abd al-Aziz al-Ansari
In recent days, a video has been circulated on social media and in the Israeli media in which a man in traditional Gulf state clothing is seen explaining how Israeli tourists steal various accessories from hotels in the UAE, which has become a popular destination for tourists from Israel.
The speaker filmed the video in a hotel room and the viewer can easily think that it is a hotel owner or a concerned citizen who caught, as has happened in the past, Israeli citizens in their depravity.
But a careful listening to the speaker's remarks reveals that he is not a victim of the "ugly Israeli" phenomenon, but a well-known anti-Semitic campaigner who does not live in the UAE at all and has simply sought a reason to show hatred for Israel and the Jews.
The speaker, a Qatari sociologist named 'Abd al-'Aziz al-Ansari, expresses during the video some gems from his antisemitic worldview.
"The Jews are a robber race and that is the nature of the Zionists," Al Ansari tells his viewers.
But these were not his first antisemitic remarks.
Last year, the sociologist said: "Jews are a vile race and Trump is wrong when he does business with them."
But not only is anti-Semitism at the center of al-Ansari's worldview but also highly controversial, and even criminal, in enlightened countries, of male-female relationships.
In a video released by the Mary Institute last year, the sociologist explains and demonstrates how a husband can and should beat his wife.
The scholar demonstrates to a young boy named Naif, apparently his son, how the husband should slap his wife, shake her and shrug her shoulders.
"Why did you leave the house without my permission? How many more times will I have to tell you this?" Al-Ansari warned the smiling boy chosen to play the unfortunate woman.
Al-Ansari explains that the husband should "let his wife feel his power and his masculinity" when he slaps her, but he should not hurt her very much.
"Without it, life will not move forward," al-Ansari explains.