ALBAWABA - A Zionist social media user named Aaron Abadi was recently suspended on X (formerly known as Twitter) after making inhumane comments about Palestinians and the recent Israeli hostage Nuseirat camp operation that resulted in the killing of 210 Gazans in exchange for four hostages.
Abadi compared the 2011 hostage swap deal that witnessed the release of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit in exchange for more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners with the recent Nuseirat camp operation that caused the killing of 210 Gazans.
Among the Palestinians released in the 2011 deal was current Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.
Social media user suspended over dehumanizing Palestinians
Abadi added that Palestinians should "count their blessings" that Israel didn't kill more of them. After making these comments, he was later suspended.
He said in detail:
"One Jew = 1,027 Palestinians (From the Shalit exchange in 2011), That means for 4 Jews released, they are entitled to take out 4,027 Palestinians. They shouldn't complain because they got lucky with only 210 deaths. Count your blessings."
Users on X took to multiple comment sections and expressed their opinions on the matter with most mocking Abadi and celebrating his suspension:
"Based move."
"They should've also suspended him in real life."
"That same post was retweeted by a number of Zionist accounts."
"Now he should be put in jail."
All eyes on Rafah and Gaza
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By the time of writing this article, the ongoing Israeli aggression on Gaza since Oct. 7, 2023, has resulted in the killing of more than 37,000 Palestinians of whom are children (not counting the ones buried under the rubble), as reported by the ministry of health in Gaza.
Additionally, at least 84,000 Gazans were injured due to the constant bombardment from Israel leaving many Gazans homeless, displaced, and malnourished.
On Jun. 8, 2024, the rescued Israeli individuals from the Nuseirat camp, have been identified as Noa Argamani, Almog Meir, Andrey Kozlov, and Shlomi Zeev.
Al Jazeera noted that, according to the IOF, all four hostages were in good health and had been transported to Tel Hashomer Hospital for medical evaluations.
