Israeli police reported dozens of cases in which they arrested Israeli Arabs who expressed support for Hamas. In doing so, the police present a dramatic change in attitude, even if it is only a like made of a post praising the murderers of Hamas and their actions.
The change in attitude is not only reflected in the extensive arrests, but in the arrest photos that come out of the police – the detainees are photographed handcuffed against the background of an Israeli flag. The police understood the magnitude of the incident and the fact that there must be deterrence here, "for the sake of being seen and seen."
A key detail that is important to dwell on is the identity of the detainees. In most cases, this is not a weed, but rather senior officials in Israeli society: a doctor of neuroscience, a department head at Hasharon Hospital, an educator at a school, a doctor at Hadassah Hospital and more.
Maysa Abd al-Habi. Got a stage, and spat in the face of the country,
The latest case to cause controversy is that of Maysa Abdelhadi, an Israeli actress from Nazareth who acted in series such as "The 80s" and "Dead for a Moment." The daughter of a doctor who studied education and sociology and earned a bachelor's degree in hydrotherapy, she received in the State of Israel all the tools to develop a career as a successful actress. Ostensibly, all the reasons to be grateful to the country that gave her a good life.
But when an iron sword war broke out, she shared posts praising Hamas' actions with her thousands of social media followers. Among other things, she shared a photo of the elderly woman who was violently abducted while sitting in a jeep with the terrorists, and wrote: "This is going to be the experience of her life"; And on the picture of the breached fence, she wrote: "Let's make it Berlin style."
The main problem is not the mere publication of the despicable and ungrateful statements, but the fact that she clearly knew she was about to crush her career, and did so with her head held high and eyes open.
Police officers on the ground. The police act harshly and rightly so, photo: Police Spokesperson's Office
The great trouble facing the State of Israel is not only the fact that citizens who have lived among us in wealth and happiness praise the criminal acts of Hamas-ISIS, but that many of us have not yet changed their attitude and do not recognize that there is hatred of Jews here. Some tried to argue that the police's actions were "childish," "tinkering with the small," "embarrassing." But reality proves that the police understand the picture well, and respond in determined language that the praise of the murderers understands well.
The hard hand of the police in the social media arena is critical in the campaign, which aims to convey a determined message to Israeli Arabs who support Hamas. The eclipse is over – you don't hold a complex nationalist position in a complex and long-standing political conflict. Anyone who dares to support the criminal Hamas movement in one way or another is like someone who praises and calls for these actions in practice. An integral and inseparable part of the Nazi extermination machine.
Gone are the days when the State of Israel was a vessel from which you drink a full glass - and then spit into it leisurely. The events of the horrific Saturday massacre on 7 October opened the eyes of an entire country. And the state understood that if it desires life, it must denounce those who hold in their malicious minds a worldview that calls for its destruction and wishes for it.
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