Hussein Dawabshe, with his grandson Ahmad, in 2016.
There's something particularly disturbing about celebrating the burning alive of a baby.
This is precisely what Israeli Jewish settlers were doing yesterday, outside the court in Lod. "'Ali was burned, where is Ali? Ali is on the grill!", they
chanted, in reference to the 18-month old baby Ali Dawbsheh, who was
burnt alive by Jewish terrorists in the West Bank town of Duma in 2015.
Ali's mother Riham and father Saad died of their wounds a few weeks later. Of the family of four, only 5-year-old Ahmad survived the arson with severe burns.The terror-supporters were actually
taunting Ali's grandfather, Hussein Dawabshe, who was attending a preliminary hearing at which the court decided to
indict one adult suspect who confessed to the murders, as well as a minor who was an accomplice. Hussein was accompanied by Palestinian-Israeli lawmakers Ayman Odeh and Ahmed Tibi. Tibi posted the video of the chanting,
with policemen standing by doing nothing, and wrote:
"Where's Ali? There's no Ali. Ali is burned. On the fire. Ali is on the grill" - all this was thrown at our face - including at the grandfather Dawbsheh concerning his 18-month-old grandson by the riff raff of 'price tag'. In front of us stood policemen and officers and did nothing. No words...
The terror supporters also referred to the other family members: "Where is Ali? Where is Riham? Where is Saad?
It's too bad Ahmed didn't burn as well."
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