Sia Alifor, who plays the character of Wahid Namati in the flagship series of Here 11, "Tehran", uploaded a short video to his account on the social network late last night (Wednesday), in which Israeli police forces are seen using batons, using great force, to attend the funeral. Of journalist Sheerin Abu Akala.
"Let the Israeli forces who can do something so abominable," said the actor.
He then reported numerous abusive messages sent to him, including death threats, following the publication of his remarks.
"Israeli forces are attacking mourners carrying the coffin of Sheerin Abu Akala," Elipur said in the context of the video in question.
"Let the Israeli forces, who can do something so disgusting without consequences," expressed his dissatisfaction with the weak global response to the event.
Not long after, Sia posted another post to Story on his personal Instagram, where he commented on the comments he gets: "Ugh. Gets a lot of death threats. Very surprising," he added cynically.
"Just to make it clear once and for all, to loathe a government, an army, an oppressive regime, does not mean that you hate all the citizens of the country," he wanted to emphasize that he has nothing against the Israelis themselves.
"If political injustice is not heard wherever it is seen, how will we unite together against it?" He wondered, attaching a black heart.
"I do not respond to death threats. You can kiss my ass," he replied in the negative to respondents, at the bottom of the post.
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