“Israeli” Girl Released in Prisoner Exchange Defends Al-Qassam Brigades, Sings “My Blood is Palestinian” During Argument with Brother (Video)
BY: Hana Saada
ALGIERS- As part of the prisoner exchange deal between Palestine and the Zionist entity, numerous prisoners, both male and female, were released by both sides. Among the Zionist prisoners was a young woman who engaged in a verbal altercation with her brother due to her outspoken defense of Palestine and her strong condemnation of the brutal Zionist aggression on the Gaza Strip.
The intense exchange between the “Israeli” girl and her brother was captured in a video that circulated on social media platforms, including (X), yesterday evening.
After the heated argument with her brother, the “Israeli” girl attempted to provoke him by playing the song “My Blood is Palestinian” by Palestinian singer Mohammed Assaf on her mobile phone. She defiantly waved the phone, swaying to the music, and passionately sang along with the lyrics, expressing solidarity with the Palestinian cause. Her brother vehemently rejected her actions and responded with a barrage of derogatory language.
البنت وأخوها
يستحق المشاهدة
الاسيرة الإسرائيلية المفرج عنها ضمن صفقة التبادل تدافع عن حماس والشعب الفلسطيني وتستفز اخاها بانشودة
انا دمي فلسطيني ✌🏻واخوها ينعتها بكلام بذيء
•#غزة_انتصرت #فلسطين #حماس pic.twitter.com/Fa3SHWugXA— Eid alfadhly (@Kuwaitonly_1) November 28, 2023
The video garnered significant attention and reactions from viewers, with one remarking, “She must be delusional, probably the first time she’s seen real men when she was in Gaza.” Another commented, “A free person defends an idea, no matter how contrary, while a slave defends a person, no matter how conflicting the idea. the Zionist entity will not enjoy peace in Palestine, whether time is extended or shortened.”
On Tuesday, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement, “Al-Qassam Brigades,” announced the handover of a group of Zionist prisoners as part of the fifth batch of the prisoner exchange deal with the Zionist entity. The statement clarified that the released prisoners belonged to the civilian category.
