Rani Rahav explodes: 'Shame. Despicable Jewish terrorists! May their names and memories be blotted out'
The well-known PR expert launched a sharp and unprecedented attack on social media, against the backdrop of the harsh diplomatic condemnation by US Ambassador Mike Huckabee against the rioters in the village of Kusra.
A wave of unprecedented condemnations followed the harassment of Palestinian families, from the harsh accusations of Ambassador Mike Huckabee to the angry protest of PR expert Rani Rahav regarding the irreversible damage to the State of Israel.
United States Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, addressed the serious incidents for the second time in a row, while taking a firm and uncompromising line. His new remarks come in continuation of his previous statement, in which he did not hesitate to use direct terms and called the perpetrators of the acts "Israeli terrorists."
Alongside the reactions on the diplomatic level, the images and reports from the village of Kusra also sparked great anger within the public and media arena in Israel. PR expert Rani Rahav launched a sharp and unprecedented attack on his X account against those involved in the incident and the heavy damage they are causing to the country's image in the world:
"Shame on the heroes of the Israeli settlement movement. The despicable Jewish terrorists, may their names and memories be blotted out. Shame, what damage in the world and in Israel, even the American ambassador who loves Israel, says enough is enough."
In a detailed post published by Mike Huckabee on his X account, the ambassador asked to make a clear distinction between the vast majority of residents in Judea and Samaria and the group of rioters. He clarified that the entire settler public does not constitute the problem, but rather it is a "very small minority that causes great harm to Palestinian families and to Israel."
The ambassador noted that the leadership of the settlement movement also disavows and condemns these acts, and wrote that "real settlers condemn the actions of the settlers in the village." As an example of this, he explicitly mentioned the position of the head of the Yesha Council, Israel Gantz.
In another message published last night, the ambassador sharpened the tone and wrote that the actions of those who carried out the attack arouse deep disgust. The ambassador concluded and determined firmly:
"There is no justification for such bullying behavior."
