A video of a woman known as Aya Baraket has gone viral. She is seen in the video pulling down posters that show Israeli children who have been abducted by Hamas militants. When questioned about what she had done, she replied in a way that was both explicit and directed toward Israel and the person questioning her.
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In the footage, she can be seen tearing down posters depicting kidnapped Israeli children who were taken by Hamas terrorists. When confronted about her actions, she said, “f*ck you and f*ck Israel” … other woman “f*ck you b*tch … f*ck you and Israel.”
Meanwhile, several people reacting to the viral video slammed her for her act. One user wrote, “will buy you a one way ticket to Gaza so you can show your support there.”
“If those were missing children from Gaza I think the reaction from the other side would be quite different. See nothing but hate from these folks” another user wrote.
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One user wrote, “Of all the vile things the left has done during this war, the tearing down of hostage posters may be the most obnoxious & offensive. There is something truly evil inside someone who would do this”
In the meantime, Brooklyn resident Mohamed Khalil was placed under arrest after an attempted forcible removal of Israeli hostage posters was captured on camera. Khalil, wearing a Palestinian scarf, was resisted by a gang guarding the pole on the Upper East Side at 68th Street and Lexington Avenue.
The altercation has been denounced by Jewish officials as an act of antisemitism, underscoring the heightened tensions surrounding the dispute between Israel and Hamas. Following the October 7 surprise attacks by Hamas, posters featuring more than 200 hostages—many of them minors—began to appear. In order to express disapproval, people in New York City have demonstrated their removal.
