ALBAWABA - Israeli musician Ofer Levi has urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to strike Turkey, Iran, and Yemen with atomic bombs in a contentious video, branding these nations as "enemies of Israel."
Levi, who was well-known for his aggressive speech, asserted that the Torah included a divine mandate for the annihilation of these countries. He pushed Netanyahu to start what he called the "final World War," claiming that, in accordance with the Torah, angels would protect Israel from the bomb's consequences.
In the video, Levi extolled Netanyahu, calling him "the most beloved and respected leader" Israel has ever known.
"TARGET YEMEN, IRAN, AND TURKEY FIRST"
Throughout his lecture, Levi used verses from the Torah, implying that if he were in a position of power, he would encourage Netanyahu to begin by bombing Turkey, Yemen, and Iran.
He said, "Wipe out the memory of Amalek from under heaven," quoting from Deuteronomy. This is a mandate, and God is giving this holy army what it needs to do. "Do not be afraid of those who oppose Israel or those who are plotting against us," he said, pressing Netanyahu to start a world war.
With a gesture toward the kippah he wore, which he called his "helmet," Levi gave Netanyahu the assurance that Israel would not be harmed by a nuclear attack because God would offer protection.
