Muslim YouTube character Mohammed Hijab posted a message on X/ Twitter after debating Rabbi Shmuley Boteach on Piers Morgan Uncensored through which he wished for the loss of life of Boteach’s son, Mendy, who’s a soldier within the Israel Protection Forces (IDF).
Boteach appeared to defeat Hijab handily, after the latter waffled about whether or not Hamas was a terrorist group. Hijab additionally tried to insult Boteach by referring to his help for sexual merchandise for married {couples}, a subject of his 2000 guide Kosher Intercourse.
In response, Boteach posted a message mocking Hijab with a shirtless {photograph}. Hijab then responded together with his loss of life want:
That’s incredible information. Just be sure you apply the identical low cost to the funeral physique baggage on your terrorist IDF son Mendy. Promo-code Human-shield. pic.twitter.com/T39d8qe3ch
— Mohammed Hijab (@mohammed_hijab) November 18, 2023
Mendy Boteach is at the moment deployed with the IDF. Because the rabbi lately wrote at Breitbart Information:
5 of our 9 kids are at the moment in Israel, together with two troopers sons within the Israel Protection Forces (IDF): Mendy, who’s a reservist and was referred to as up on his cellphone [October 7] whereas he had simply been actually referred to as as much as bless the Torah in synagogue; and Yosef, 22 years outdated, educated as a fight solider in one of many IDF’s elite items, and who’s getting married within the final week of October. We even have our youngest son, Dovid Chaim, simply 17 years outdated, in yeshiva (seminary) there.
Hijab maintains that the IDF is a “terrorist” group.
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