Uri Nagar recorded last night (Saturday) a moment when he was with his daughter at a fast food restaurant in his hometown of Beer Sheva, a place where people from the Arab sector were also present at the time, and wrote on his Instagram account: "I have no confidence in you."
After receiving many upset messages on the subject, some also threatening, he tried to explain what exactly he meant.
"You must be asking yourselves why I look at you without looking down. I have no confidence in you," Uri wrote in the explosive story.
"Especially when my daughters are with me. I would like a quiet world in which you are not a part. I don't trust you in any way, no matter what you do in life. I don't turn my back on you anymore," added Nagar against a photo of his daughter eating at a fast food restaurant with people from the sector in the background the arab
From Instagram, photo: Instagram
Shortly after, after receiving angry reactions to his words, Nagar published a series of videos in which he tried to explain his intention.
"Tell me, all these morons who send me messages, what do you think, what is her name? Do you live here in the south? Do you know what's going on here?", he resented.
"Did anyone talk about the soldiers or the Druze who are part of us? I'm talking about the fact that we can't go quietly with you! It can't be quiet when I go with my daughters to such and such places. What can we do, your friends knocked you over. They knocked us a lot more, but also You were screwed.
"You can't be detached from reality. Both my cousins and the leftists who send me messages saying 'you're a generalist', 'you're a racist'. Call me a generalist and a racist but my daughters are safe, and that's what's important."
Uri Nagar, photo: Tapu Tapu
Today, Nagar told in his story about threats he received and a large decrease in the number of surfers exposed to his content.
"Good week everyone, regarding yesterday afternoon's story because I received threats from here to Thailand - I received a sea of messages, also from people who appear in this photo. No one tried to generalize. Of course I have no problem with all the people who donate and mobilize and work in advocacy and brothers and sisters and doctors. I have a problem with those who whistle at girls, who cut the roads, who behave as if this is their father's place, who pass you in line and don't charge you a bill and mumble things in Arabic - I have a problem with them.
Uri Nagar, photo: Tapu Tapu
"That's what I meant. To you, to all those people who told me 'you're too extreme' and 'you're too racist', 'we didn't think you were like that' - guys, what am I? Disconnected? I think you're disconnected. I've lost two-three thousand Followers. I wouldn't hurt myself if I didn't really want to convey some kind of message. This platform does support me, but it just proves how many people just haven't learned from mistakes. If you're not careful, you'll get hurt too, and when you get hurt, you'll give me back a follower and tell me 'thank you for what you said'".
In a conversation with Israel Hayom, Nagar detailed from whom he received threats and even quoted some of them: "I received messages from the residents of the sector, 'Don't forget that you live here,' 'Now look further back,' all kinds of messages like that. Since the beginning of the war, many Palestinians have been sending endless messages like 'Take care of your girls, they are beautiful.' On the other hand, I talked to Arabs and in a very good and honest conversation I explained that I had no problem with the rule, and I did not try to generalize."
He later addressed a message to the Arabs of Israel: "Anyone who speaks and says he is part - so come show that you are part and defend what they did on October 7. Go with the Israeli flag. You get rights here and the opportunity to live with dignity. Come and defend what they did because you are part from this flag".
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