Israeli Telegram channel refers to a humanitarian aid worker killed by the IDF as a "Polish Nazi"....

            The above image was posted on an Israeli Telegram channel called "Terrorists From A Different Perspective", which features pictures of people killed by the IDF and makes fun of them and their deaths.

The channel has 126,000 subscribers.

The photo shows the dead body of Damian Soból, one of seven humanitarian aid workers killed in April 2024 by an Israeli drone that fired three missiles at a World Central Kitchen convoy, which was escorting an aid truck to a food warehouse in Gaza.

According to Haaretz.com: ...."at some point, when the convoy was driving along the approved route, the war room of the unit responsible for security of the route ordered the drone operators to attack one of the cars with a missile. Some of the passengers were seen leaving the car after it was hit and switching to one of the other two. They continued to drive and even notified the people responsible that they were attacked, but, seconds later, another missile hit their car. The third car in the convoy approached, and the passengers began to transfer to it the wounded who had survived the second strike in order to get them out of danger. But then a third missile struck them"....

Damian Soból was from Przemyśl, in Poland. He was 35 years old and had also previously provided humanitarian aid to Ukraine. 

The Hebrew text underneath the image translates as follows: "Let's say good morning to the Polish scum who is now together with his ancestors, Adolf Hitler's soldiers, deep in the furnace of hell. Rumour has it that after his death the name of the Polish Nazi was changed to Robert Lewandowski"....

The posting of this image and the emojis at the bottom of the screen speak volumes about the delightful folks who subscribe to this channel. 

Referring to Soból's ancestors as "Adolf Hitler's soldiers" and calling him a "Polish Nazi" is also a calculated insult to the millions of Polish slavic victims of Nazi Germany. 

The targeted killing of Damian Soból and his fellow aid workers understandably caused public outrage in Poland, after which the Israeli ambassador Yacov Livne appeared on Polish TV to deliver a few half hearted words of condolence while playing the victim and whining about antisemitism. When asked about the high levels of anti-Polish sentiment in Israel, he claimed it doesn't exist....

Taken on: April 5, 2024

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