The coward threatens from behind his soldiers

In an editorial, the author describes Itamar Ben Gvir as a "coward" after his visit to Palestinian prisoner Hassan Salama in prison, and attacks his visit as a show of force before a defenseless prisoner. The article is full of insults and sharp emotional language, and portrays Ben Gvir as a cowardly war criminal, while glorifying the Palestinian prisoner.

In a sharp editorial, writer Marwan Abu Ras describes Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir as a "coward" after his visit to Palestinian prisoner Hassan Salama in an Israeli prison. The writer calls Ben Gvir a "war criminal," a "bloodthirsty murderer," and the "Hitler of the era," and attacks his visit as a show of force before a defenseless prisoner. In contrast, the writer glorifies prisoner Salama, describing him as a "fierce lion" and an "unshakable mountain" who did not flinch in the face of threats. The article is full of sharp emotional language and insults, and also attacks Arab and Islamic countries that maintain diplomatic representation with Israel. The article reflects the editorial line of the pro-Hamas website.

The coward threatens from behind his soldiers