The actress posted a post in which she compared the Jewish CEO of Pfizer to the Nazi tyrant, and then imitated him - not before he had time to cause a storm on the Internet
"Jews are in the end those who strive to kill Jewish children."
Orna Fitoussi
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Maya Baumel Birger
The celebs who oppose the corona vaccines are nothing new, but it seems that today (Monday) actress Orna Fitoussi ("Upside Down" and "Manaich") managed to get many out of their composure following a particularly charged and blatant post she posted today (Monday) on her Facebook.
"How Jews are at the end of those who strive to kill Jewish children," Fitoussi, 52, wrote below an illustrated cartoon showing the figure of Jewish Pfizer CEO Albert Burla as Hitler - alongside a speech bubble that read: "Heil Pfizer."
The blatant text and drawing of course did not go unnoticed by web surfers, and hundreds of angry and shocked comments began to accumulate in the original post that had meanwhile been deleted (but not before being documented by screenshots by agile surfers who went viral, and continued to comment on it online).
"Fitoussi is known for her charming views. A friend of Ofer Kasif. But you see, she is progressing in relation to us, she is no longer a Tunisian from Acre. She is from Florence. One day she will get up and find out what abysses she was drawn to. Ugh," responded a surfer "It's beyond just resisting vaccines from the ideological strain of 'my body knows how to heal itself' ... it's a disgusting, vicious, antisemitic and paranoid plot. A repulsive woman."
"The brass is dying to be liked, so she invents herself like that," tweeted another surfer.
"The cult of vaccine opponents is becoming more and more radical as they become more and more effective."
"She really wants to send people like her to a re-education camp, where they will learn the difference between the death industry and saving lives. This is also the reason why every biology graduate in the education system must be required to complete basic biology studies," wrote another surfer. 'But' Holocaust denier Orna Fitoussi '.
There is no reason to discount these lunatics. "
Fitoussi herself did not respond directly to the post, but after it was removed she posted another post, in which she wrote: "Even a person passing through a crosswalk when he has a green light may be run over by a truck passing in red (regarding the deleted post)."
This post also managed to provoke quite a few angry reactions, which read, among other things: "I really want to know where the courage to upload a post as you published, and if you had half that courage - you would leave it. All noise is hoping to gain fame from the keyboard." To which Fitoussi responded in one word: "Bye."