Paula Rosenberg on Rafah: "a result of political interests and not of protecting the citizens of Israel"

Moderator Paula Rosenberg shared this morning (Tuesday), a poignant post about the disaster in Rafah, during which 45 non-involved Palestinians were killed, half of them children. Not only the world expressed shock at the serious incident in Rafah, Rosenberg also wrote that the photos from there, not only do not contribute to the absolute victory but will cause us a severe boycott in the world and added that anyone who is not shocked by the photos from Rafah is a collaborator.

As a result of the things she wrote, the moderator received harsh criticism from her followers. These are the things she shared this morning: "Those who do not understand this morning, that the photos from Rafih do not promote complete victory and do not promote victory at all. Those who do not understand that the photos from Rafih are an entry ticket to the list of confiscated countries in the world. Those who do not understand that the photos from Rafih will thin their pockets and harm their livelihood, endanger security The personal actions of everyone connected to Israel will harm the future of our children."

Rosenberg continued: "Those who do not understand that the photos from Rafah do not advance the return of the abductees – on the contrary, they serve those who advocate the continued abandonment of the captives. Those who do not understand that the photos from Rafah are the result of political interests and not the protection of the citizens of the State of Israel. Those who do not understand that the photos from Rafah They are another step on the way to the abyss, and to the fulfillment of the vision of the war of Gog and Magog that the fanatical messiahs fantasize about. Those who don't understand that the images from Rafih serve the continuation of the promiscuous government's rule in Israel's history."

The moderator's long monologue did not stop here: "Those who do not understand that ignoring the photos from Rafih is renouncing being the valuable people we want to be. Anyone who does not understand that indifference towards the photos from Rafih turns him into an emotionally detached person. Those who do not understand that lack of regard for photos from Rafih makes us irresponsible parents To the children we are raising in this place, those who do not understand that the photos from Rafih are a complete neglect of the lives and souls of the soldiers who fight there.

Anyone who doesn't understand all of this – can't claim that she didn't know, that she had nothing to do. Ignorance does not exempt us from responsibility, we do not have the privilege of not knowing. The minimum of the minimum that every person with a heart and mind and logical thinking should do this morning is to be shocked. Whoever is not shocked – cooperates."